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No change in 10 weeks !?!

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No change in 10 weeks !?!

According to Score Watch (myFICO), my credit score hasn't changed since May 8. Is that even possible? I have gotten an alert every four weeks saying my score remains unchanged, but it just seems so unlikely that it hasn't changed. Is EQ that slow?
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Re: No change in 10 weeks !?!

It's possible. I had a stretch of about six months where my Experian FICO score didn't change at all. That said, I think Experian's a little more resistant to FICO score changes, or at least it seems that way.
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Re: No change in 10 weeks !?!

there seems to be a problem with scorewatch--I've called in numerous times to try and resolve the problem. In short, no one seems to know why it doesn't work well. But it does not, and that's a fact. It failed again today to pick up a new account that was added. This has nothing to do with alert settings--new accounts trigger an alert automatically. No alert was triggered. I paid for my EQ score today and sure enough, the account was added and my score changed.

This scorewatch is turning out to be a lot of bull**bleep**
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