Free FICO scores for online banking customers

[fishbjc]

Begging Here....................

[Anonymous]

I've had a credit card through Washington Mutual for about the past six months.  One of the best things about WaMu was that they offered a free credit score (from TransUnion).  Then they got purchased by Chase, which has its own (fee-based) service similar to myFico.  As of March, no more free credit score!

I doubt Chase would go for this since they already have this fee-based service, and would likely balk at a loss of a revenue source (even if they'd be providing better service for their clients).

Oh, well.  Maybe my credit union would offer this.

[Dallasgirl]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I've had a credit card through Washington Mutual for about the past six months.  One of the best things about WaMu was that they offered a free credit score (from TransUnion).  Then they got purchased by Chase, which has its own (fee-based) service similar to myFico.  As of March, no more free credit score!

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I've had a paid off WAMU credit card stored away in a sock drawer for some time and just found out last month that they offered this FREE service.  I was so excited to be able to go on-line and view my TU FICO score - now you say it'll be gone as of March???  Tell me it isn't so!!! 

[gre0481]

Well,  I just noticed this month USAA has credit alert tracking.  It's a pay service through experian.   Oh well.  Free was too much to hope for.

[Anonymous]

any updates?  any partnerships with BOA ? Sovereign Bank?

[fused]

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urgent_help_needed wrote:
any updates?  any partnerships with BOA ? Sovereign Bank?

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Sorry, nothing new to share.

[Anonymous]

I've also emailed USAA, I will update with response.

[BungalowMo]

Just sent a nice letter to Wachovia...please, please, please...

[nothingman02]

was thinking of a letter to wachovia..  think i will wait for your reponse.