Anyone used Move CU ?

[Who_wuda_thought]

@Gmood1 

So based on your experience as MF's GP with MoveCU thus far, would you recommend the service?  Have you been excessively email bombed or received many nuisance unsolicited adverts/offers?

Your input is appreciated!  I stumbled upon that site thru a Google search re: something unrelated and thus started checking it out.

Seems to not be much mention of them anywhere, nor many reviews.  Did find a CA (LA County) lawsuit, but it wasn't consumer based.

[Guyatthebeach]

Well, I tried it and was preapproved for cards and a car refi loan. I turned it down.  The rates weren't low enough for me to refinance my truck or add another card to the collection.  

By the way, MoveCU isn't a CU, but a fintech. 

Check them out. You may be surprised.

Guyatthebeach

[Royalbacon]

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@Anonymous wrote:

One question is how good is the eligibility check (and how many CUs do they have data for!).   So MyFico's fave, AOD.   On paper, it's clear that this CU has a very small eligibility pool, and most people outside NE AL wouldn't qualify.   But as we know, an interest in, e.g. mountain biking, can help.

Now if it has this level of detail for lots of CUs, that would be great!

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Could also potentially uncover some hidden gem credit unions that are actually open to everyone that don't really advertise it, or make it clear on their own website. (America First CU is a great example!)

That's assuming this Fintech has a large, elaborate database of loads and loads of credit unions and not just a handful or a small amount.

[Anonymous]

In researching ... Move Cu shows a Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills CA address ... did a map on it and the building appeared to be empty in January 2021.

Sure be careful for the security of your information?! Sure everyone will?