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Discover pulled Experian for me.
With many ccc, what they pull depends on where you live. With some, it's completely random.
St. Louis, Missouri is where I live; what does geographical location
have to do with it? Are you serious? I don't know.
@Anonymous wrote:St. Louis, Missouri is where I live; what does geographical location
have to do with it? Are you serious? I don't know.
I would like to know that too. But it's true! It does depends on what part of the U.S. one resides as to which report the creditor may pull
@Anonymous wrote:St. Louis, Missouri is where I live; what does geographical location
have to do with it? Are you serious? I don't know.
Very serious. It goes back to the days when the CRB's business had a regional emphasis.
Discover pulled EX for me in VA, and only softs TU.
jaysdad2k wrote:Discover pulled EX for me in VA, and only softs TU.
Same pattern for me in FL, Discover seems to soft TU mainly wherever you live.
@smallfry wrote:
Barclays/Juniper might be the only creditor you can be nearly certain will pull TU regardless of where you live. You do notice the Truecredit hook on some of their cards don't you?
+1. And I agree with your observation as well, including the prominent ads for the Visa Black Card. ![]()
Dont know your profile. But generally, and to summarize again..
UMB
Barclays
Hooters
State Farm
Nationwide
GEMB - JCPenny
Target
The above are TU pullers for sure.Below could vary with location.
Barclays also softs EX for some folks. Especially during CLIs and such.
Discover pulls TU and EQ usually and sometimes EX. As mentioned, depends on where you live. Usually, its TU up north and EQ down south. But off late, its hard to tell.
Wachovia also pulls TU sometimes. Or both EQ and TU.
Walmart - same as above (wachovia)
Oh...and First Premier are strong TU pullers as well if you want to give them a shot.