Anyone who carries a Discover credit card gets the free TU Fico score. But Discover is also offering a free EX Fico score on their website for anyone, card carrier or not. It is legit. You get updates once every 30 days. You have to sign up seperately for it.
@Anonymous wrote:
@jawbrkr wrote:Anyone who carries a Discover credit card gets the free TU Fico score. But Discover is also offering a free EX Fico score on their website for anyone, card carrier or not. It is legit. You get updates once every 30 days. You have to sign up seperately for it.
It is legit!
+1
I'm going to try to 'time' when I access mine so that going forward it will be two weeks (+/-) different from when Amex reports, that way I'll have a 'real' FICO every two weeks. 
@jawbrkr wrote:Anyone who carries a Discover credit card gets the free TU Fico score. But Discover is also offering a free EX Fico score on their website for anyone, card carrier or not. It is legit. You get updates once every 30 days. You have to sign up seperately for it.
Yes, it is both (separate access points it seems)
@UncleB wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@jawbrkr wrote:Anyone who carries a Discover credit card gets the free TU Fico score. But Discover is also offering a free EX Fico score on their website for anyone, card carrier or not. It is legit. You get updates once every 30 days. You have to sign up seperately for it.
It is legit!
+1
I'm going to try to 'time' when I access mine so that going forward it will be two weeks (+/-) different from when Amex reports, that way I'll have a 'real' FICO every two weeks.
UncleB is always the man with a solid plan.
@Anonymous wrote:Question for those that have used credit score.com. What exactly do you see/get? Is it just a score or do you see a report? Wondering if I should continue my paid membership to Experian if there is no difference.
I had Experian's service for a while but don't now. I got an email from them that contained the following. I haven't checked it out, figured there still is a catch. Or you get one free. But wondering if anyone else has seen this? It made me think of the Discover one (which I also haven't checked out).
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Question for those that have used credit score.com. What exactly do you see/get? Is it just a score or do you see a report? Wondering if I should continue my paid membership to Experian if there is no difference.
I had Experian's service for a while but don't now. I got an email from them that contained the following. I haven't checked it out, figured there still is a catch. Or you get one free. But wondering if anyone else has seen this? It made me think of the Discover one (which I also haven't checked out).
Well hel*. Not paying $12.95/month anymore then if you get almost exact same thing. The paid gets you new reports any time you check but 30 day intervals are fine. Thanks for the info!