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@Anonymous wrote:
@dodgeball wrote:this tread is awesome! As I have eluded to the average score is really in the 680's not in the 700's like fico claims. there is only one state where credit scores average over 710. The law of averages do not support Fico's claims.
i believe the score average also vary from zip code as well.So i guess u need to focus on the zip code average.My zip code average score is 744 in northern illinois
Where does one find their ZIP code average score?
@visorboy1974 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@dodgeball wrote:this tread is awesome! As I have eluded to the average score is really in the 680's not in the 700's like fico claims. there is only one state where credit scores average over 710. The law of averages do not support Fico's claims.
i believe the score average also vary from zip code as well.So i guess u need to focus on the zip code average.My zip code average score is 744 in northern illinois
Where does one find their ZIP code average score?
If you have a membership with equifax.com you will see your zip code and the average score for that zip code
@Anonymous wrote:
@visorboy1974 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@dodgeball wrote:this tread is awesome! As I have eluded to the average score is really in the 680's not in the 700's like fico claims. there is only one state where credit scores average over 710. The law of averages do not support Fico's claims.
i believe the score average also vary from zip code as well.So i guess u need to focus on the zip code average.My zip code average score is 744 in northern illinois
Where does one find their ZIP code average score?
If you have a membership with equifax.com you will see your zip code and the average score for that zip code
I do. That score is an EQ score...it's not a FICO.
@visorboy1974 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@visorboy1974 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@dodgeball wrote:this tread is awesome! As I have eluded to the average score is really in the 680's not in the 700's like fico claims. there is only one state where credit scores average over 710. The law of averages do not support Fico's claims.
i believe the score average also vary from zip code as well.So i guess u need to focus on the zip code average.My zip code average score is 744 in northern illinois
Where does one find their ZIP code average score?
If you have a membership with equifax.com you will see your zip code and the average score for that zip code
I do. That score is an EQ score...it's not a FICO.
Its not bu it will show you how is the averages on that zip code.