I've got free access to my Experian Report

[Anonymous]

I initiated some online disputes with Experian and since they've completed I've noticed I can access an updated report by going to the "view report again" link at the bottom of the www.experian.com page.

It appears to update every time I access it though the link. I've seen two changes on it since the disputes have been completed. I saw my new Juniper card appear on it and just today, between the time I checked it this morning and the time I checked it this afternoon, my Bank of America account has been reopened (I guess that reconsideration letter worked).

I'm not sure how long this will last, I think I saw somewhere that I can access the report for 90 days, but I thought I'd pass it along.

Message Edited by kidwon on 10-11-2007 05:30 PM

[Anonymous]

Yep-

[Anonymous]

yeah, I've been doing that too, didn't know if I was the only one!!

[smallfry]

Softs too. Best to lock this thread. Shh.

[fused]

Tell me more!!!

[Anonymous]

Anyone want details PM me. But the info on how to do it was already posted up above. We really should keep this to PMs only because if too many do it they will disable and set to 30 days like the others.

Message Edited by ilovepizza on 10-12-2007 06:53 AM

[Anonymous]

Or you can sign up for the 1 week free trial at Privacy Matters and cancel before 6 days on the phone with the automated system and get offered 12 months for only $29.95 and get all 3 CRA daily. I did that. Remember to cancel before 7 days to get this offer.
Link to Privacy Matters thread
http://ficoforums.myfico.com/fico/board/message?board.id=generalcredit&thread.id=48854

I only use EX to see my soft pulls. You know, which creditor has been checking up on me. But I use Privacy Matters for daily updates for all 3 CRAs. At $29.95 for 12 months, its the way to go. But yes, you can also get your EX free this way shown above.

Message Edited by ilovepizza on 10-12-2007 07:19 AM

[Anonymous]

Sounds like a deal for $29.95 pizza. Do you get anything besides notification that something has changed on your CRA's, like Experian's Triple Advantage?

[Anonymous]

They are just reselling True Credit at a wopping discount. The only difference is that you don't get True Credits trending charts.

[haulingthescoreup]

ilovepizza wrote:

I only use EX to see my soft pulls. You know, which creditor has been checking up on me. But I use Privacy Matters for daily updates for all 3 CRAs. At $29.95 for 12 months, its the way to go. But yes, you can also get your EX free this way shown above.

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I paid money to EX last week, and I only have one hard inq showing--no softs. This was from a link on Quicken that gave me a freebie. Does this mean that I don't have a real EX report, or does this mean that I am so insignificant that no one is bothering to check up on me? I did opt out several months ago.