@Anonymous wrote:@spiritcraft1 You may have done the $4.99 one month trial that is offered. Experian offers both trials, for some reason.
@spiritcraft1Mine seems to be going on for a month... I still have 13 days until I can pull another 3b.
Yes, I did do the $4.99 deal. I will try to see what they offer if I call and threaten to quit but I will likely keep this for a year since I need monitoring as I enter the next stage or rebuilding, defending etc. It seems to work well.
The Experian site is kind of confusing. Have you tried looking under the Archived Reports under the "Reports and Scores" tab and then click on "Credit Reports". Maybe it DID pull it for you and you can look at it there? It'll say "3 Bureau Report + FICO Score + Added Versions"
I love that I can check my Experian score daily, but the site needs a little work. I don't much care for the layout. I do love the app, though! I check it every morning while I have my coffee.
@Queen_Etherea wrote:The Experian site is kind of confusing. Have you tried looking under the Archived Reports under the "Reports and Scores" tab and then click on "Credit Reports". Maybe it DID pull it for you and you can look at it there? It'll say "3 Bureau Report + FICO Score + Added Versions"
I love that I can check my Experian score daily, but the site needs a little work. I don't much care for the layout. I do love the app, though! I check it every morning while I have my coffee.
Same thoughts. And that archived reports drop down is perhaps a bit hidden on purpose. 
I actually print each 3b to pdf and save it for my records and yes, the daily EX is great. That is my lowest score so right now, seeing any changes is helpful.
@spiritcraft1 wrote:
@Queen_Etherea wrote:The Experian site is kind of confusing. Have you tried looking under the Archived Reports under the "Reports and Scores" tab and then click on "Credit Reports". Maybe it DID pull it for you and you can look at it there? It'll say "3 Bureau Report + FICO Score + Added Versions"
I love that I can check my Experian score daily, but the site needs a little work. I don't much care for the layout. I do love the app, though! I check it every morning while I have my coffee.
Same thoughts. And that archived reports drop down is perhaps a bit hidden on purpose.
That's a good idea! I like to be able to go back and see what my previous scores were with TU and EQ. EX is actually my best score atm with 693. TU has been my best since April when I first started caring about my credit. They deleted all my bad stuff 6 months early, so they were my cleanest. I don't know why EX is in the lead now. I have more inquiries on my EX report than all my others! Seems like lenders like to pull EX here in Southern California.
@Anonymous wrote:I've looked at the drop down menu and only see the EX reports. I am a bit stumped on why it kept offering me the 3B pull but then it never succeeded. Oh, well. I figure I'll give it another try for the trial soon and if it still doesn't work I'll stick to CCT. I like the additional EX scores as I'm gearing up for a mortgage app, but EX is my cleanest bureau (my old student loans that were rehabbed are still showing on the other two with the lates from 5 years ago, while EX deleted them all) so knowing that mortgage score isn't super helpful. I really want to know my others but the $30 for a single pull from here is hard to stomach.
Ugh that's frustating! I would honestly call them. You won't be on hold for that long and it's worth seeing all your scores (that you paid for)!
EQ would be my cleanest, but like you, they are reporting a bunch of late payments from my old rehabbed student loan as well. There's a bunch of 120+ day lates from 2012 that are scheduled to fall off in Nov/Dec. My EQ score is like 20 points lower than the other 2 because of this. I have a paid medical collection (only $80) on EX and TU that never reported to EQ, so I'm guessing that one will be the highest when the lates fall off. Funny, because EQ has ALWAYS been my worst CRA.