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OK, this is a question for my wife. For those who know my situation, I promise it is not for me! Anyway, we live in Florida and my wife has baddies showing up on TU and EX, but for some reason she is showing nothing on Equifax. Obviously we will not correct that!
For this reason, we are wondering which credit card companies only pull from Equifax. I know there is whogavemecredit.com, but it seems no one says exactly what is what on there. Maybe there is a CU someone knows about in the Miami area that they would recommend.
Thanks.
Starting Score: 583 EQ, 612 EX, 569 TUThe best thing to do is put a freeze on your TU and EX reports. As you apply for new cards, you can check your EQ reports to see if the inquiry posted to it. If the creditor try to pull any other reports, it won't go through.
Kroger 123
Nordstrom
Citi
Sears
Penfed
HSBC
We are not in your area, but the following pulled EQ for DH & I:
Alliant C.U. (nice CL on CC)
Kroger 1-2-3 (also nice CL)
BofA (pretty good CL)
Cabela's (pretty good CL)
GEMB cards
Good luck!
Starting Score: 583 EQ, 612 EX, 569 TUNFCU
USAA
PenFed
Kroger 123
Alliant
GEMB (except JCPenney, they pull TU for some reason)
FYI: BoA always pulls EX on me, never EQ.
Most CUs pull EQ, but unfortunately they usually have higher standards, so if she has some baddies, the rest of her report might not be perfect, but if she does have scores near 700s, she would be wise to try to get in with some local CUs or some of the national ones mentioned on here (PenFed, Alliant, etc)
I just googled the words "freeze experian", "freeze Transunion", etc. and it brought up the links on their websites to do it. It will cost you to do it. I think I read on the CRAs websites $10.
I filled out most of the application to do it on TU, but I chickened out at the last moment. It just seemed too easy to do. I probably will finish it tonight.
Starting Score: 583 EQ, 612 EX, 569 TU
@John060675 wrote:I just googled the words "freeze experian", "freeze Transunion", etc. and it brought up the links on their websites to do it. It will cost you to do it. I think I read on the CRAs websites $10.
I filled out most of the application to do it on TU, but I chickened out at the last moment. It just seemed too easy to do. I probably will finish it tonight.
John, Thanks for the info on "freezing" my reports.