I found out the hard way, and I'm no novice to the credit monitoring / repairing / rebuilding game.
I use a monitoring service through EX, I also have Credit watch Gold through EQ, both of which give me access to who's been "Looking". But for TU, I don't have this so I first checked True Credit, they wouldn't give me just one report, so I went to transunioncs.com. Ok...I could purchase one with a FICO for $15. I bit the bullet & there was NO list of "Account Review Inquiries".
After several calls & time on hold, what you see with both of those reports is what anyone checking your credit sees...everything BUT the soft Inq's!
So if you're ever wanting to see who's been checking you out, go through the link in my sig block for the annual report site. There it has it all & that is the only place you can see it. For $10.50 if you're not due for your freebie yet.
I feel much better getting this info out there, since they certainly aren't about to tell you!
Just keeping you all informed!!!
Your friend here in the myFICO swimming pool!
BungalowMo 
Edit: typo
Just another way for the CRAs to take our money.
They expect us to surf website after website and spend, spend, spend, then we finally have access to the information that should be FREE. Thanks for sharing that, Mo.
The CRAs aka the shysters
@BungalowMo wrote:I found out the hard way, and I'm no novice to the credit monitoring / repairing / rebuilding game.
I use a monitoring service through EX, I also have Credit watch Gold through EQ, both of which give me access to who's been "Looking". But for TU, I don't have this so I first checked True Credit, they wouldn't give me just one report, so I went to transunioncs.com. Ok...I could purchase one with a FICO for $15. I bit the bullet & there was NO list of "Account Review Inquiries".
After several calls & time on hold, what you see with both of those reports is what anyone checking your credit sees...everything BUT the soft Inq's!
So if you're ever wanting to see who's been checking you out, go through the link in my sig block for the annual report site. There it has it all & that is the only place you can see it. For $10.50 if you're not due for your freebie yet.
I feel much better getting this info out there, since they certainly aren't about to tell you!
Just keeping you all informed!!!
Your friend here in the myFICO swimming pool!
BungalowMo
Edit: typo
Dear Swimming Coach,
You are so right about TU being cheap-a$$ed 'tards.
I have found two possible solutions for obtaining my TU soft INQs:
1. Go to the TransUnion Website www.transunion.com and look under <Consumer Assistance> <FACT ACT> where you can fork over $10.50; and / or
*2. On the same Website go through the dispute process and fork over zilch.
* Doing this more than three or so times will result in TU putting you on their perpetual s-list and blocking you from all online access through the TU and Annual Credit Report Website to view your TU reports.
06...I tried the dispute angle & had no luck seeing the inq's, unlike cct backdoor & seeing EX info! 
@BungalowMo wrote:06...I tried the dispute angle & had no luck seeing the inq's, unlike cct backdoor & seeing EX info!
Did you try going to www.transunion.com and clicking on the <Consumer Assistance> <FACT ACT> links to get to the dispute page?
If you did, then maybe they've changed it in the past year or so. I used to go that route to see all my softs with TU and after about the tenth time over as many months I got blacklisted and could never access anything TU related online. I finally had to LART them and also eat a bit of crow for scamming them on the free disclosures.
06...no, I couldn't go there because that wasn't where I bought my report. I wasn't about to purchase one through them because they want you to get all 3.
Maybe someone can verify this? Either way, if you just want to take a look once (rather than monitoring) the annual site will give you what you need for a fair price. I just hate the fact that they don't give it to you on their regular site (upfront) and don't disclose the fact that those softs aren't available.
Lying by omission. You can't see your (full) report as they advertise. 
@BungalowMo wrote:06...no, I couldn't go there because that wasn't where I bought my report. I wasn't about to purchase one through them because they want you to get all 3.
Maybe someone can verify this? Either way, if you just want to take a look once (rather than monitoring) the annual site will give you what you need for a fair price. I just hate the fact that they don't give it to you on their regular site (upfront) and don't disclose the fact that those softs aren't available.
Lying by omission. You can't see your (full) report as they advertise.
Go to www.transunion.com and under the <Consumer Assistance> column you'll see a link that says <FACT ACT>. On the next page click on the link <Learn more about obtaining a free credit report ...>.
You can then go down to the second link in item #4 and pay $10.50.
For a free disclosure, follow the same steps as above but click on any of the links in item #2 or #3 instead of the second link in item #4.
No matter where you obtained your report or whether you have one or not, you can still obtain a free disclosure for dispute purposes. Under <Consumer Assistance> click on the link in the first paragraph <Dispute an item ...>. The next page click on <Submit a dispute>.
Now click on <Online> and it will take you into the process of getting a free disclosure (w/ softs) that you can use to formulate your dispute, if any.
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It also irritates me that I can see softs with EX and EQ but TU has to be the nonconformist b'tard child.
@Anonymous wrote:
@BungalowMo wrote:06...no, I couldn't go there because that wasn't where I bought my report. I wasn't about to purchase one through them because they want you to get all 3.
Maybe someone can verify this? Either way, if you just want to take a look once (rather than monitoring) the annual site will give you what you need for a fair price. I just hate the fact that they don't give it to you on their regular site (upfront) and don't disclose the fact that those softs aren't available.
Lying by omission. You can't see your (full) report as they advertise.
Go to www.transunion.com and under the <Consumer Assistance> column you'll see a link that says <FACT ACT>. On the next page click on the link <Learn more about obtaining a free credit report ...>.
You can then go down to the second link in item #4 and pay $10.50.
For a free disclosure, follow the same steps as above but click on any of the links in item #2 or #3 instead of the second link in item #4.
No matter where you obtained your report or whether you have one or not, you can still obtain a free disclosure for dispute purposes. Under <Consumer Assistance> click on the link in the first paragraph <Dispute an item ...>. The next page click on <Submit a dispute>.
Now click on <Online> and it will take you into the process of getting a free disclosure (w/ softs) that you can use to formulate your dispute, if any.
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It also irritates me that I can see softs with EX and EQ but TU has to be the nonconformist b'tard child. <----that's just plain funny!!!
hahaha...I just did this...the online dispute is temporarily unavailable! Why does this not surprise me?? Oh, the irony!
@BungalowMo wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@BungalowMo wrote:06...no, I couldn't go there because that wasn't where I bought my report. I wasn't about to purchase one through them because they want you to get all 3.
Maybe someone can verify this? Either way, if you just want to take a look once (rather than monitoring) the annual site will give you what you need for a fair price. I just hate the fact that they don't give it to you on their regular site (upfront) and don't disclose the fact that those softs aren't available.
Lying by omission. You can't see your (full) report as they advertise.
Go to www.transunion.com and under the <Consumer Assistance> column you'll see a link that says <FACT ACT>. On the next page click on the link <Learn more about obtaining a free credit report ...>.
You can then go down to the second link in item #4 and pay $10.50.
For a free disclosure, follow the same steps as above but click on any of the links in item #2 or #3 instead of the second link in item #4.
No matter where you obtained your report or whether you have one or not, you can still obtain a free disclosure for dispute purposes. Under <Consumer Assistance> click on the link in the first paragraph <Dispute an item ...>. The next page click on <Submit a dispute>.
Now click on <Online> and it will take you into the process of getting a free disclosure (w/ softs) that you can use to formulate your dispute, if any.
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It also irritates me that I can see softs with EX and EQ but TU has to be the nonconformist b'tard child. <----that's just plain funny!!!
hahaha...I just did this...the online dispute is temporarily unavailable! Why does this not surprise me?? Oh, the irony!
They probably knew I sent you and turned it off.
I used it before and ended up getting banned for nearly life.