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best site to get 3 reports in one, and tracking of them??

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best site to get 3 reports in one, and tracking of them??

Has anyone compared truecredit to mycreditkeeper.com?  Or others?  Which one is best?
mycreditkeeper.com is only $10 monthly, truecredit is $15. 
 
Opinions?
 
I have Scorewatch at $8.95 a month and I have the $4.95 Transunion myfico package also, but I want to be able to access the 3 reports on a even daily basis, instead of paying for official reports each time.  I am doing a lot of credit repair things and need to know what is changing. 
 
Got a 16 point raise with Equifax on Sunday and don't know what improved, but I'll take it gratefully!  Since I joined this board 3 weeks ago, my Equifax score has gone up first 7 points, and now another 16 points.  Don't know about the other scores.
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Anonymous
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Re: best site to get 3 reports in one, and tracking of them??

I personally use TrueCredit for monitoring and all 3 reports.  I like it. Never heard of the other one you mentioned.
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Madison
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Re: best site to get 3 reports in one, and tracking of them??

TruCredit gives FAKO not FICO scores.
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Anonymous
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Re: best site to get 3 reports in one, and tracking of them??

Does anyone have any other thoughts on this? I am looking for something as well.
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Anonymous
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Re: best site to get 3 reports in one, and tracking of them??

I like TrueCredit personally, haven't had any issues with them so far. 
The scores aren't Fico, but it's great for 3 in 1 tracking.
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Anonymous
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@Madison wrote:
TruCredit gives FAKO not FICO scores.



Yes, they do use FAKO. But they are good for monitoring and reports.
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Anonymous
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Re: best site to get 3 reports in one, and tracking of them??

I did some research tonight and it seems to me that mycreditkeeper.com is the same as truecredit.com.  Now I am not a member of true credit at $14.95 a month.  My son is, and tomorrow I will check it out thoroughly.  However, from what I could see, my credit keeper seems to be the same type of service and at a lesser price.
It is $9.99 a month.  The first 30 days are free.  One can cancel at anytime with a phone call to them.  I signed up and am pleased with what I found.
They have offers also that are great value.  Such as if you order your DMV report, and it costs money, they will reimburse you for it if you send in the proof.  Same with your medical records.  They help with dispute letters, and have a score simulator.
 
The 3 bureau reports are lined up next to each other.  TransUnion's seemed to often be a separate account and not lined up with the other two, though it was the same report.  Not sure what is up with that.  It seemed easier to navigate the site than true credit, and the reports seemed a bit easier to read with the use of color.
 
One can pull their reports as often as you wish, I believe.  And three FAKO scores were provided.  You can see below in my signature how closely they matched.
 
I noticed they do not provide the creditor addresses as does True Credit, but then True Credit charges more.  Oh, True credit gives 25k theft insurance, and I don't think that my credit keeper gives any.  But I have that through my fico anyway.
 
They say they monitor your three reports daily and send an email if any accounts have been opened, derog's posted, or inquiries.  The FAKO scores are only updated monthly--is that comparable to true credit?
 
Their simulator was quite interesting.  Said if I could get a two year old collection deleted, it would raise 18 points on scoring.  But a 4.5 year old collection would make no change!  Both about same amount of money.
 
A 30 day late from Nov 2001 if deleted would raise 8 points!  Deleting inquiries, no change.  Use my Sears card which is at zero, charge $15 would cause a two point drop.  Delete an American Express TL opened in 1985 but closed 5 years ago, paid in full, but has one 30 day late, delete it and lose six points.
 
An old JCP account, closed by them but paid in full, has old 90 day lates, and others , get those GW late deletes and I'd get 17 point increase!
 
Exciting stuff, but I don't know how accurate it all is.  Anyway, the trial is free so if anyone tests it out, post and let us know how you like it.
 
Oh, almost forgot, they are a partner to "experiandirect.com" whatever that means.
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Anonymous
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Re: best site to get 3 reports in one, and tracking of them??

I was a member of both true credit and credit keeper.  Credit keeper only updates once a month.  True credit you can pull everyday.
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Anonymous
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Wow!  I just called Credit Keeper and asked if I pull a report each day  if it is a new report daily, fresh.  I was told yes.  So I will be checking this out further.
 
Also, I asked who is their parent company.  It is those dogs, HSBC, the blood-sucking high interest personal loan company. 
 
Credit Keeper does give a $10k identity theft protection with the package.  True Credit gives $25k protection.
 
If they only update your report once a month, I would rather pay the extra $5 and go with true credit.
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Anonymous
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Re: best site to get 3 reports in one, and tracking of them??

What it sounded like was that with Mycredit, you can update your reports daily BUT the FAKO scores are only updated once a month.
With TrueCredit you can update your reports daily as well AND the FAKO scores are updated more frequently - basically whenever there's something that changes that would make a difference in it.
 
I'm kinda tempted to check out Mycredit just to play with their simulator though since it seemed pretty personalized and detailed by the previous post...
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