Understanding FICO® Scoring

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rtoshow
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Which bureau is utilized the most & what about watch programs ?

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‎07-22-2007 05:59 PM

In the opinion of the guru's here, which bureau is utilized the most by lenders ? What are the opinions about score watch & the others ?
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Re: Which bureau is utilized the most & what about watch programs ?

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‎07-22-2007 07:53 PM


rtoshow wrote:
In the opinion of the guru's here, which bureau is utilized the most by lenders ? What are the opinions about score watch & the others ?
Well it really depends on where you live. I live in Hawaii and EQ is pulled by far the most, EX is a distant second and TU almost never. I have been reading posts from other members on the West Coast and East Coast (North) stating EX is pulled the majority of the time.
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‎07-22-2007 08:06 PM

Overall, I would say Experian.
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