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@Anonymous wrote:
Firstly, let me say thank you to everyone for all the excellent info and the unknown assistance in helping me rebuild my credit. This forum has done great things for my credit and my overall outlook on life lol.
I've been working very hard on my credit for the last three to six months, and monitoring my FAKO scores heavily. They've gone from
EQ 550 to EQ 712
EX ? to EX ?
TU 554 to TU ?
I'm expecting an increase in the TU side, but haven't gotten one yet.
Tried to pull reports from AnnualCreditReport.com but it has two EQ boxes, and one EX box... No TU selection at all.
My CK scores updated today, but only the EQ score (up 23 with my new statement). I've had CS on daily renewal since my statement posted on the 21st with no change. My EX report stated a change (my new statement) on the 24th...
What's going on? Anybody have any ideas?
Weird. Last night I went to AnnualCreditReport.com and saw two EX and one EQ. Could be a bug there. I have noticed that TU does update slower than the rest however.
@Anonymous wrote:
Firstly, let me say thank you to everyone for all the excellent info and the unknown assistance in helping me rebuild my credit. This forum has done great things for my credit and my overall outlook on life lol.
I've been working very hard on my credit for the last three to six months, and monitoring my FAKO scores heavily. They've gone from
EQ 550 to EQ 712
EX ? to EX ?
TU 554 to TU ?
I'm expecting an increase in the TU side, but haven't gotten one yet.
Tried to pull reports from AnnualCreditReport.com but it has two EQ boxes, and one EX box... No TU selection at all.
My CK scores updated today, but only the EQ score (up 23 with my new statement). I've had CS on daily renewal since my statement posted on the 21st with no change. My EX report stated a change (my new statement) on the 24th...
What's going on? Anybody have any ideas?
Hi and welcome to myFICO
Congrats on all your hardwork and seeing your scores increase. However, I want you to be able to view your progress the same way the majority of lenders view your scores. Unfortunately, CK is not the way.
I suggest spending $1 for a 7-day free trial from www.creditchecktotal.com to get your FICO scores. Just remember to cancel within that 7-day peruod or you will be automatically charged $29.99/mo.
GL2U