10-08-2012 12:43 PM
I recently had multiple changes to my credit report that would cause a change in my fico score. I subscribe to the suzy orman product and scorewatch. These changes ocurred one month ago. I got a TU report from my suzy orman product and my score was up 46 points. I have received multiple scorewatch alerts saying that my score has not changed. So I BOUGHT a equifax report and low and behold, my score has increased by 24 points. What's the deal with scorewatch. Why am I having to double pay to get my updated score. This is very frustrating and I'm seriously considering canceling my subscription.
10-09-2012 10:17 AM
whodatnation2 wrote:I recently had multiple changes to my credit report that would cause a change in my fico score. I subscribe to the suzy orman product and scorewatch. These changes ocurred one month ago. I got a TU report from my suzy orman product and my score was up 46 points. I have received multiple scorewatch alerts saying that my score has not changed. So I BOUGHT a equifax report and low and behold, my score has increased by 24 points. What's the deal with scorewatch. Why am I having to double pay to get my updated score. This is very frustrating and I'm seriously considering canceling my subscription.
is your score set to your current score?
what updates did you do to your cr?
usually paying off cc does not trigger an alert.
hard pulls. new tl stuff like that.
if you go into settings of sw it will tell you.
| Current: EQ FICO 690, TU FICO 692, Walmart TU 737 EX FICO 726 Amex Pull(1/1/13) Starting total revolving credit: $2600 | Current total revolving credit: $21,600 Inquiries (12 Months): EQ 6 TU 4 EX 5 | Most Recent: 8/30/2012 | Freedom Signature Costco:True Earnings | Amex Zync(Unicorn) Chase Freedom$1500 Citizens Mastercard$5000 |
10-10-2012 12:42 AM
My score was set to the current score at the time. I had 4 collections from defaulted student loans come off my report so I know I should have received a report.

myFICO is the consumer division of FICO. Since its introduction 20 years ago, the FICO® Score has become a global standard for measuring credit risk in the banking, mortgage, credit card, auto and retail industries. 90 of the top 100 largest U.S. financial institutions use the FICO Score to make consumer credit decisions.
>> About myFICO


