Sources for fico scores other than myfico.com

[Anonymous]

Tried to get a single report and fico score for $19.95 here on myfico.com earlier this week. The website didn't like my security answers and gave a phone number to call. Talked to a nice woman who asked me some questions. Listed off all employers, past and present residences, and installment loans and payments, reading all this off a report from 2014. didn't pass the test, WTH. She said to call back when I have the correct info. Went to transunion.com and had no problem pulling my report in 3 minutes. Gave me a score as well but it wasn't a fico score. Is there some other place I can get fico scores? Thanks

[Anonymous]

Equifax web site score power will give you a fico 04 experian will sell you a fico 08 

[Anonymous]

Excellent! Thank you much.

[Anonymous]

no worries just make sure it says fico score because they do sell Fako scores also

[takeshi74]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Listed off all employers, past and present residences, and installment loans and payments, reading all this off a report from 2014. didn't pass the test, WTH.

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Pull all your reports and verify that your information is correct.

[onstar]

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@takeshi74 wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:
Listed off all employers, past and present residences, and installment loans and payments, reading all this off a report from 2014. didn't pass the test, WTH.

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Pull all your reports and verify that your information is correct.

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I've moved about 15 times in the past 20 years. So I have too many addresses and phone numbers (until 2006, I used to change phone numbers everytime I moved to a new area code) to remember. And I've had a bunch of jobs too.

Like takeshi74 says, all the information should be in your CR. I pulled my free annual credit reports and voila, all my previous address & phone numbers & employers were all listed. Of course, in order to pull the free reports, you have to verify your identity with some of those data, so could be a catch-22.

[Anonymous]

I was reading the info from two of my free reports from 2014 which do have correct info. My guess is the Chase student loans were the problem. Since consolidating my loans in 2000 they have bounced around different accounts at chase, sometimes split into two accounts (subsidized and unsubsidized). So when she asked me to list an installment loan and the monthly payments I have seven to choose from. It's all good though. I pulled my Experian report with Fico score for $1.