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Call them whatever you want.. but bottom line is its either FICO or its not.
UnderEstimated wrote:My FAKOs are normally always higher... And I always got confused between the names that they call them; from plus scores to true credit scores, whatever! I got it all sorted out thanks to this site.
This is true. But if someone is going to use a FAKO (and the e-loan site said quite a bit about them) then it is probably wise to have some idea of what they are.Tuscani wrote:Call them whatever you want.. but bottom line is its either FICO or its not.
Highly unlikely as 9/10 top banks in the world use FICO.
MidnightVoice wrote:This is true. But if someone is going to use a FAKO (and the e-loan site said quite a bit about them) then it is probably wise to have some idea of what they are.Tuscani wrote:Call them whatever you want.. but bottom line is its either FICO or its not.
MidnightVoice wrote:Auto companies?And according to e-loan:The score shown on the E-LOAN site is prepared by CreditXpert, one of the leading credit scoring companies used by three of the top five U.S. banks.
I just did. I will tell you what they sayTuscani wrote:Ask E-Loan the name of those three banks!
haha sweet!
MidnightVoice wrote:I just did. I will tell you what they sayTuscani wrote:Ask E-Loan the name of those three banks!
Thank you for contacting E-LOAN. Please contact CreditXpert Inc. directly at 800-500-8553. They may be able to provide you with the information.