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Can anyone tell me for a fact which CRA US Bank pulls here in California?
I've checked Credit Pull Databeses and the CRA are inconsistant. I'm thinking because some of them had a certain CRA on ice.
Thanks in advance.
I work for U.S. Bank California, and 99% it's Equifax. Sometimes I'll see TransUnion, but it's very, very rare.
@Anonymous wrote:I work for U.S. Bank California, and 99% it's Equifax. Sometimes I'll see TransUnion, but it's very, very rare.
Thanks for the quick reply!
Did US Bank recently switch over to Equifax? I am seeing a lot of Experian pulls back in 2010 for CA residents.
@aftermath wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:I work for U.S. Bank California, and 99% it's Equifax. Sometimes I'll see TransUnion, but it's very, very rare.
Thanks for the quick reply!
Did US Bank recently switch over to Equifax? I am seeing a lot of Experian pulls back in 2010 for CA residents.
Could be the region. I've been with the bank a little over a year, and I've always seen Equifax. I'm in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Online applications are processed differently, as well, which may result in a different credit report being pulled, regardless of region.
I live in "So Cal", and they pulled EX for me.
Stay away from U.S. Bank
Ditto to the poster above. US Bank has always been great to me as well.
Well maybe my attitude will change against them pending the outcome of an investigation they're conducting.
@DI wrote:Well maybe my attitude will change against them pending the outcome of an investigation they're conducting.
The Associated cards got backdated to the original dates in the beginning of March. RBS should likely do so as well.
I do not have official confirmation on that, however. Associated, as well, are serviced by U.S. Bank's subsidary, Elan, which operates independently of U.S. Bancorp.