Must be a split file.  You will have to call the CRA to have that fixed.

Starting Scores: EX 722 (USAA), TU 637 (Walmart), EQ 706 (myFico)
April Scores: EX 722 (USAA), TU 669 (Walmart), EQ 705 (DCU)
Goal Scores: 750 across the board
Emergency gardening mode~~Last app: 4/8/2013

I'd suspect that too. Was this EQ?

If they dropped based on expiration of the credit report exclusion period, then the CRA has committed a rather serious violation of FCRA 605(a)(4) by including them in any credit report provided to others.

The CRA should fall all over themseleves to correct the mistake, whatever the basis.

I would couch any contact with them as a complaint of violation of the FCRA exclusion requirement, which is imposed directly on the CRAs.

yep, equifax.

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josh9955 wrote:

yep, equifax.

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EQ is notorious for split files. Your CR file is allotted but so much space and data. If you have many accounts and several soft and hard inquiries, it'll split your file to make room for all the data. As a result, you can pull your CR one day and see 20 accts, for example, and pull the next and only see a couple. 

I've never been through this, but others have documented their results in here. It can be fixed by contacting EQ and they'll go over your reports line by line and determine how to piece it together.

Josh995,

Is the address where you applied for the other 20 accounts the same one as the one used on the loan app? I presume the social security number is the same as well.

I would send a formal complaint to the FTC for violation of FCRA 605(a), with a cc: to the CRA.

That should get some butts in gear.......

Thanks guys.   It was indeed a split EQ file!

Took a while (one EQ guy even told me there is nothing they can do and i'll have to live with it!), but I kept calling and someone fixed it for me.

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josh9955 wrote:

(one EQ guy even told me there is nothing they can do and i'll have to live with it!)

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   Glad you remained persistent.