So Score watch only watch EQ??

[makeynik]

Barry,
I am sure that is true, but there is nothing out there it seems from myfico to send someone in a timely manner to CSC for dispute, so it wasn't until I went on EQ website and tried to dispute online that I had any inkling...shouldn't myfico make it aware to its paying customers that they should check their zip code with EQ from the get-go and not send someone on a 30 day goosechase. I mean, if I am paying for a service, such as scorewatch, which I was, which only deals with EQ, shouldn't their be some notification that EQ will not handle disputes if you live in such and such a place?

[Barry]

I'll see if there's something myFICO and Equifax can do to clarify this situation for users in the CSC zip codes.  Just so you know, myFICO works only with Equifax directly and has no business relationship CSC.  Thanks for raising this issue, makeynik.

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makeynik wrote:
Barry,
I am sure that is true, but there is nothing out there it seems from myfico to send someone in a timely manner to CSC for dispute, so it wasn't until I went on EQ website and tried to dispute online that I had any inkling...shouldn't myfico make it aware to its paying customers that they should check their zip code with EQ from the get-go and not send someone on a 30 day goosechase. I mean, if I am paying for a service, such as scorewatch, which I was, which only deals with EQ, shouldn't their be some notification that EQ will not handle disputes if you live in such and such a place?

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