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1 Equifax (FICO-based) BEACON (300-850)
2 Equifax (Equifax-based) Equifax’s ScorePower (300-850)
3 Equifax (VantageScore-based) Vantage Score (501-990)
4 Experian (FICO-based) Experian/Fair Isaac Risk Model (300-850)
5 Experian (Experian-based) Experian’s PLUS score (330-830)
6 Experian (VantageScore-based) Vantage Score (501-990)
7 Experian auto loan FICO score (250-900)
8 TransUnion (FICO-based) FICO Risk Score, Classic (300-850)
9 TransUnion (TransUnion-based) TransUnion’s TrueCredit score (400-925)
10 TransUnion (VantageScore-based) Vantage Score (501-990)
11 Proprietary scoring models developed by large lenders
12 Proprietary scoring models developed by major credit card issuers
13 Proprietary scoring models developed by others.
I'm new here, and I just put the above together. Did I miss anything?
I know that TU has a TransRisk score. I get it free through my Sears Citi card.
Also, I believe there are 2 TU Classic scores...the one we get here, and then the one pulled by most lenders. Ours here is an older model. They might be 98 and 04 (I didn't look that up...it's a guess).
I heard the "Free Credit Report.Com" score was a fake score, is it a FICO score?
750 LADY
750Lady wrote:
I heard the "Free Credit Report.Com" score was a fake score, is it a FICO score?
750 LADY
It is not a FICO score.
Lel wrote:
750Lady wrote:I heard the "Free Credit Report.Com" score was a fake score, is it a FICO score?
750 LADY
It is not a FICO score.
Specifically, it is a PLUS score.