@NRB525 wrote:Ok, so your view to your FICO scores are monthly, correct? You aren't getting alerts every few days about what is changing through MyFICO. If so, anything in the last month or more could be the major influence.
If scores have been rising, they may be at a short term plateau, and noise up and down is a possibility.
Edit: Because of the month gap, you need to list out the sequence of the last two months: Statement dates, January, Febuary, March, which are likely sent to the bureaus a few days later, timing of the new charges, which Barclays statement they showed up on, amounts on those Barclays statements, and what day exactly the BT out of your Barclays card showed up online for your Barclays account, and whether it showed up (and when) on the next Barclays printed statement. Forensic FICO analysis.
LOL! You take your job seriously. There's no need to get forensic or page the blood spatter specialists. I'll live. I was thinking along the lines of "you did a transfer, they don't like it even though you lost debt." Thanks anyway. 
Ok, well, if you want to know the reasons for the score change, lining up all the events is the first step.
From there, it's easy
