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CharlieB1979 wrote:
I see, but why would that be? Doesn't that just make life harder on us?
Yep.
Lenders still have access to the score so if you applied for something and an EX FICO was used in consideration of the application, then you can get your EX FICO that way. You can also get it if you happen to have a checking account via a small CU in PA called PSECU.
CharlieB1979 wrote:
I see, but why would that be? Doesn't that just make life harder on us?
Hauling, I got your email. Thank you very much. I'll be resopnding as soon as I can .
Okay, so I understand that Experian is basically out on their own...strangely enough, I have a FAKO from them totaling a 738.
..strangely, practically nobody reported to them at all...is a 738 good with them?
@Anonymous wrote:Hauling, I got your email. Thank you very much. I'll be resopnding as soon as I can
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Okay, so I understand that Experian is basically out on their own...strangely enough, I have a FAKO from them totaling a 738.
..strangely, practically nobody reported to them at all...is a 738 good with them?
Vantage? Not really.
geronimo2008 wrote:
Ilecs isn't that only true if the application is DENIED. If you get the loan or credit line they are not obligated to show it to you.Message Edited by geronimo2008 on 02-19-2010 06:24 AM
I'm not sure what the law says on that. I have applied and was accepted for car loans in the past and was shown my score when asked. I've never applied for a mortgage, just yet anyway, but it seems like lenders will provide for you at app time your tri-merge report with FICO scores listed too.