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Hope someone can help me out on this one. Got a credit alert and WFB reported the same info twice. So I don't know if this is doubly affecting my score. The report was for increasing my balance on cc. Should I dispute the fact that they reported twice?
Thank you
@Anonymous wrote:Hope someone can help me out on this one. Got a credit alert and WFB reported the same info twice. So I don't know if this is doubly affecting my score. The report was for increasing my balance on cc. Should I dispute the fact that they reported twice?
Thank you
Was this a score alert through Score Watch? If so, ignore it. Depending on your alert settings, it's possible to get more than one alert for the same account. I get double alerts all the time. One of the alerts tells me that my balance has gone up by more than $5, and the other says it has gone up by more than 5%. Same data, different alerts.
And the alerts themselves have absolutely nothing to do with your credit score. If your credit report shows only a single entry for WFB, then that's all that is affecting your score.
Thanks for your reply. Your answer explains it all. My alert was through score watch and my settings are as you described. Im glad that's all it is.
Glad that we were able to clear that up!
@Lel wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Hope someone can help me out on this one. Got a credit alert and WFB reported the same info twice. So I don't know if this is doubly affecting my score. The report was for increasing my balance on cc. Should I dispute the fact that they reported twice?
Thank youWas this a score alert through Score Watch? If so, ignore it. Depending on your alert settings, it's possible to get more than one alert for the same account. I get double alerts all the time. One of the alerts tells me that my balance has gone up by more than $5, and the other says it has gone up by more than 5%. Same data, different alerts.
And the alerts themselves have absolutely nothing to do with your credit score. If your credit report shows only a single entry for WFB, then that's all that is affecting your score.
I always wondered if I had a double file with EQ, almost all of my alerts are double on SW.