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@Anonymous wrote:How long did it take from the time that you were added till the time it showed on Experian. I have been waiting on a Discovercard AU to show up on my report. Once it hits my experian I know that it won't be long before it hits my Equifax.
@haulingthescoreup wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:How long did it take from the time that you were added till the time it showed on Experian. I have been waiting on a Discovercard AU to show up on my report. Once it hits my experian I know that it won't be long before it hits my Equifax.
It hit Experian very quickly--36 hours? TU the next day. Hit EQ today (6 days later.)
Stupid EQ FAKO score jumped 33 points; now 90 points higher than real FICO score. Stupid FAKO. No twitch yet from ScoreWatch, but I still have to hope that maybe the EX FAKO jump means that EX FICO will do something, too, which would be nice since it is 40-50 points lower than the other two. sheesh
@Anonymous wrote:
If you bought a report- you WILL NOT get an alert until something else changes.
Be sure to adjust your settings for SW.
Message Edited by Timothy on 09-23-2007 12:10 PM
@haulingthescoreup wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
If you bought a report- you WILL NOT get an alert until something else changes.
Be sure to adjust your settings for SW.
Message Edited by Timothy on 09-23-2007 12:10 PM
I know it's supposed to work that way, but I have twice gotten alerts on the same day that I had already pulled a report--go figure. And my poor settings are set as tightly as they will go. I just try not to worry about it any more. Even if it doesn't alert properly, the discount on the EQ scores makes it even out.