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This seems to be getting out of control!
Do you happen to use "boost" with EX?
No, I tried, but none of my bills took. That was about 3yrs ago though.
I have something similar going on with my scores right now, only for me it's TU that's out in front leading EX by 24 points with EQ bringing up the rear. I know the reason my TU jumped was they deleted an account that had a 30 day late on it from 6.5 years ago. EX still has the account listed but removed the 30 day late and of course EQ still has the account with the 30 day late.... maybe you had something fall off EX that is still on the other two. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I'm going to go through my report today. What sucks about my fico is many notifications of changes, don't list the account that actually changed or dropped.
@dekelley1 wrote:I'm going to go through my report today. What sucks about my fico is many notifications of changes, don't list the account that actually changed or dropped.
@dekelley1 I would go to https://www.annualcreditreport.com/index.action and pull your 3 reports there and compare them, they are still offering free weekly reports due to the pandemic... you'll get a clearer picture of what's on there as of the day you pull them.
Thanks! Will do
..and the alerts that show a score change may list something irrelevant to score changes or other odd things.
A variety of events can trigger a score pull. Not all events impact score. Also, often times an alert event that triggers a pull is not the cause of an observed score change. I tend to ignore score changes of 5 points or less as noise. Shifts of 10 or more points are significant and worth investigating - IMO.
Seems about right in my OP, in my journey the past 8 years of getting my credit back in check.
It seemed 8 years ago My TU was the highest EQ next and EXP lowest
It changed to EQ and EXP being the highest and TU being the lowest
Now its EXP 797 EQ 792 TU 791