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Help, post a lender's FICO bureau and FICO version you've noticed they used.
I.e. Discover-TU 08
@Anonymous wrote:Help, post a lender's FICO bureau and FICO version you've noticed they used.
I.e. Discover-TU 08
In your example of Discover...for credit applications, they often use Equifax, not TU. But their Free FICO is a TU-08.
So which one are you referring to? Credit card applications or Free FICO score?
@Anonymous wrote:
Applications only
There are plenty of resources out there (Google credit pulls database) that keep lists of which bureau creditors typically pull so I'd suggest you look there. If you have a specific creditor in mind you can always ask here or use the search function but there really isn't any point in a 'master list' as often it varies by person to person and state to state.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Applications onlyThere are plenty of resources out there (Google credit pulls database) that keep lists of which bureau creditors typically pull so I'd suggest you look there. If you have a specific creditor in mind you can always ask here or use the search function but there really isn't any point in a 'master list' as often it varies by person to person and state to state.
not to mention some lenders pull only equifax for some profiles and equifax and experian for other profiles. too many variables.... eek!
google credit board --> then credit pulls , and abrakadabra!
@Anonymous wrote:
damn buddy calm yourself. apparently you weren't entirely clear to many users. i have yet to see anyone on here PURPOSELY give wrong answers.
I believe the answer to OP's question is apple fruitfly banana.
Proved you wrong!
Seriously though, most cc lenders use 08 or a variation of. Chase uses an inhouse bankcard score, as does Citi.