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The scores purchased from Experian are not FICO scores. In fact, Experian tries to compete with FICO by selling their own scores. It's likely a PLUS score and I don't know of any lenders anywhere that even touch it. The ones sold from myFICO are actual FICO scores. Other than myFICO.com, you can also get your EQ FICO from Equifax.com or from your lender. Other than myFICO.com, you can also get your TU FICO from transunioncs.com (note the -cs) and from your lender. Finally, as of last year, Experian no longer allows consumers to pull their own EX FICO score, but you can get it from your lender or on your checking statement if you happen to have a checking account with a CU in PA called PSECU. Any other score from any other source are not FICO scores, but a knock-off we call FAKOs.
