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[ScoreSizzle]

How often can you use credit check total? I believe I used it a month ago and canceled. 

Is there another site I can use to check my scores again for as cheap as Credit Check Total? 

Thank you!

[Anonymous]

You can use CCT again as soon as the 7 day trial is offered when you log in after the previous trial is over.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:
You can use CCT again as soon as the 7 day trial is offered when you log in after the previous trial is over.

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While this comment is quite true, it's also possible to cancel (online, not telephone) an existing trial before it's run its course and start another one right away. (I've done this after misjudging when payments would show on a CRA -- in my world it's worth an extra dollar or two to be sure before apping).

[Anonymous]

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@ScoreSizzleHow often can you use credit check total? I believe I used it a month ago and canceled. 

Is there another site I can use to check my scores again for as cheap as Credit Check Total? 

Thank you!

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No other sites that I know of that offer anything similar.  You can use CCT $1 trials as often as you'd like.

[Anonymous]

BBS
CCT now only shows me experian for a buck... I think I got put on the list somehow which is weird... I've only done the dollar thing a few times.

Just a fyi.

[kshurika]

Retched1 wrote:

"BBS
CCT now only shows me experian for a buck... I think I got put on the list somehow which is weird... I've only done the dollar thing a few times.

Just a fyi."


You may be looking at it the wrong way. I almost always look at CCT from my phone. After you've logged in, you'll be taken to the "Overview" page. Hit the drop-down menu on the left (three horizontal bars stacked up), then hit "Reports". The page you get will only show the Experian score, again. But, about halfway down the page (again, on a phone), you'll see a blue bar with white printing with all three names of the CRAs. At the far right of this line of print, you will see "Compare All". Click on that. That should bring up all three scores and their date.

[Anonymous]

Retched1, definitely read the above post, as I believe that's likely your issue.  EX is the default score shown when you log in from a $1 trial, but the other scores are there and just need to be accessed as the previous reply states with "compare all."

[Anonymous]

To add on to the helpful comments before, not only does EX show at log in and you have to view all to see the others, but EX will update every day you log in during your trial/membership. The other two will update score/report the day you start the trial, then you can manually (for free) push one more three bureau update seven days later, before the $1 trial ends. Also, the seven day trial is actually closer to nine days, but I never push it and cancel on the seventh day.  

[Anonymous]

The second (free) pull from a $1 trial can be taken any time from Day 7 to Day 10 if you cancel over the phone by Day 7 or sooner.  If you cancel online, you can't get your second pull.  This means you have to wait until Day 7 and do your second pull, then cancel online.  The positive of cancelling online is the ease/speed of doing it relative to the phone.  The downfall is that you only get your second pull on Day 7, where if you cancel over the phone you get to pick which day you want your second pull between Day 7 and Day 10.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

... The positive of cancelling online is the ease/speed of doing it relative to the phone.  The downfall is that you only get your second pull on Day 7...

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This isn't so -- I have multiple times cancelled online, on Day 9.