How do you pull a 3 in 1 report daily?

[Anonymous]

Hi, i'm new to site and am trying to help my fiance rebuild from medical bills.  He has never had credit but has charged off med bills and default auto loan which dropped from eqx don't know why but very happy as score went up 50 pts on myfico.

Anyway , my question is (after reading lots of old posts), I think it was Brammy who wrote that he pulled a 3 in 1 score daily,  where can you go to do this and how much does it cost?  member of myfico alerts but am curious about what other reports are showing.

thanks for any help

angel

[Anonymous]

The  only place I know of that still offers daily pulls is TrueCredit.  Unfortunately, myfico or EQ doesn't allow that pull for all three.However this is not the same as a Fico score but it does give a good indication of the direction of your score.  That being said, be careful of that because yur file can get too big and cause all sorts of problems.   I was pulling frequently basically waiting for soem items to update and determining the best time to make new application for credit.  I have succeeded with that and will cancel that service EOM.

[Anonymous]

thanks for the information Brammy.  Who knew way back when that your credit score would come to rule your whole life.

Message Edited by angel1208 on 04-01-2007 07:31 PM

[Anonymous]

Truecredit is a bit painful as it's not one pull per day, but at most one pull per 24 hours. So say pull at 5pm one day, unless you pull next day at 5:01, 5:02 next etc, eventually this causes you to make less pulls than one per day. But perhpaps a minor technicality.

There's Credit Secure by amex, and one more I don't remember of top of my head (google for daily pulls) that also do daily pulls and don't have this problem.

[Anonymous]

I think the third one is Privacy Matters.

There's also a 3-in-1 product sold by Equifax.

I haven't seen Privacy Matters, but I do use both Amex Credit Secure and TrueCredit.

[Anonymous]

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Skiffy wrote:
I think the third one is Privacy Matters.

There's also a 3-in-1 product sold by Equifax.

I haven't seen Privacy Matters, but I do use both Amex Credit Secure and TrueCredit.

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Privacy Matters no longer allows dailies for new subscriber.  Equifax allowsyou to pull Equifax daily Amex Credit Secure doesn't allow daily pulls from what I saw Their 360 for cardholders only

Message Edited by Brammy on 04-02-2007 08:00 AM

[Anonymous]

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Privacy Matters no longer allows dailies for new subscriber.  Equifax allowsyou to pull Equifax daily Amex Credit Secure doesn't allow daily pulls from what I saw Their 360 for cardholders only"

CreditSecure does allow daily pulls. Your only confusion may be you get this after the trial, so sign up, call and cancel effective immidiately (otherwise you'll just be taken off autorenew), sign up again.

But yes, you must be an amex cardholder to use it.

Message Edited by okrogius on 04-02-2007 01:07 PM