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maybe it's already posted but I didn't see. Experian is offering free credit report, no credit card required. Update every 30 days.
UPDATE: 6/22/16
Here is the link. I was browsing through the actual Experian website. Then I got apop-up. I don't know how to attach a picture of the pop-up. but it says: You can check your Experian Credit Report every 30 days. Completely Free. No Credit Card Require. No Hidden Fees. Updated every 30 days on sign in. Personalized custome Service. Fast and Secure.
https://usa.experian.com/#/registration?offer=at_fcrs100&br=exp&mboxSession=1466597177786-882732
I did buy a score after I got my report for $1 and it is my FICO 8. It only provided my Experian Fico 8. If I wanted the other score versions and reports, I had to pay over twenty-some dollars. I was like I am good, thanks for the free report tough. One thing: this free service of Experian is similar to CK. There is ads and recommended credit cards and services.
Updated: #3
Member: TheBrad just provided some more details on how you can get your FICO 8 score FREE from DISCOVER and you DO NOT NEED to be a member:
Discover is offering a free Experian Fico-8 score and brief report for everyone....cardholder or not.
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where do you find this please?
where? all i see is a dollar
I don't see, it says $1 for 7 day trial.
FreeCreditReport.com - It will ask if you want a trial subscription to see all three bureau reports, but you just decline and get your free Experian report. ![]()
You can also download the experian app from the IOS store (maybe adroid too?) and get the free monthly credit report.
You can also buy FICO scores from the app. (not sure what fico version, but I assume it is fico 8, same as CCT)
This would good if offered directly on Experian's site instead through FreeCreditReport.com. I hate all the "third-party" terms and agreements that comes with this.
Is there another way to get Experian reports?
Im currently receiving free and unlimited Equifax pulls for one year and it's come in real handy, especially being new to re-building.
@Anonymous wrote:This would good if offered directly on Experian's site instead through FreeCreditReport.com. I hate all the "third-party" terms and agreements that comes with this.
Is there another way to get Experian reports?
Im currently receiving free and unlimited Equifax pulls for one year and it's come in real handy, especially being new to re-building.
Where are you getting free EQ pulls at?
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:This would good if offered directly on Experian's site instead through FreeCreditReport.com. I hate all the "third-party" terms and agreements that comes with this.
Is there another way to get Experian reports?
Im currently receiving free and unlimited Equifax pulls for one year and it's come in real handy, especially being new to re-building.
Where are you getting free EQ pulls at?
PenFed