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MidnightVoice wrote:Ok, I am probably dumb for not knowing this......I talked to credit secure this morning to find out why Amex is not reporting (Apparently it takes "2-6 months"!!!!!!!!!!!). I also mentioned that I couldn't see soft inqs, and they said that for EX and TU you use the "dispute" tab and you can start a dispute, view you full report and then then not actually dispute anything.So I know know that Amex is checking me monthly on EX, Barclays is checking me monthly on TU, and when Chase harded my EQ for a CLI, they also checked EX.Interesting.CreditKarma is also showing up on TU BTW.
cheddar wrote:Yep, this is what has been referred to as the "EX backdoor." Start a dispute but don't complete it, and you get to see all your softs.
MidnightVoice wrote:
cheddar wrote:Yep, this is what has been referred to as the "EX backdoor." Start a dispute but don't complete it, and you get to see all your softs.It is also the TU backdoor!But not EQ
Timothy wrote:I had not pulled CS as I did not want AMEX alerted of my recent collections-Well CS found them and alerted amex.I check my EX report all the time-
cheddar wrote:
Timothy wrote:
I had not pulled CS as I did not want AMEX alerted of my recent collections-Well CS found them and alerted amex.I check my EX report all the time-
Can Amex use reports you pull from CS as the basis for AA? I wouldn't think they'd even be allowed to look at them, since there is information on there that's for your eyes only, like soft pulls, which your creditors aren't allowed to see.The site you pull CS reports from is hosted by EX. I don't think the reports even go through Amex's servers.
Message Edited by cheddar on 02-14-2008 07:30 AM
FretlessMayhem wrote:
I've been thinking about signing up for CreditSecure. Is it equal to TrueCredit?