@Anonymous wrote:I'm able to update the score everyday, but it seems to be lower then the normal score...I updated it just a few minutes ago and I guess one of my new cards reported so the score went up to 592 what would that make my real score roughly does anyone know or might have a rough idea.
Thank you in advance for the input.
Honestly... there is no telling. Those scores rarely actually match your real FICO and don't necessarily coincide with what brings a score up or down. Best just to get your TU FICO here even though it is a older version.
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Starting Score: 642
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Tu fico here is kind of worthless too.where can i get a reliable TU FICO?
The Wal-Mart TU FICO score matched both GECB and my CU's scores exactly. It seems to be the preferred score for many lenders. Many of us have that Wal-Mart CC for the TU alone and sit on the edge of our chairs waiting for the score to update each month
@CreditCrusader wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Haha. Well I dont want any more hards for a while. Can I just b uy my score from them?
Good question...does anyone else know where we can buy the TU score version that Wal-Mart gives to card holders?
You can't =/.
If you really want the score, get the card. I don't understand why everyone is so terrified of inquiries, the only time you really need to worry about them is in the six to twelve months leading up to a big ticket item. This forum really does do people a disservice on that count, nearly as much as FICO and the CRA's do with the opacity of FICO scores.
Cory: unfortunately any resemblance of the CK scores with your real ones is purely coincidental.
