Has anyone lost 25 points for 1 inquiry?

[Anonymous]

Anyone???? 

[Remedios]

I doubt a single inquiry would come close to 25 points.

[Anonymous]

I did too until I ran my 65 page FICO 3B. I can't make it up 

[Brian_Earl_Spilner]

We need @Anonymous to confirm something like that is possible.

[Anonymous]

No you don't - I'm telling you first hand!  I printed the whole 60+ pages and went through it after I received the alert. Nothing changed except this trash

[Gmood1]

And two days from now you'll gain back the 25 points. lol

Well maybe not, but the FICO scores bounce around so much. It's not worth fretting unless you have a new baddie reporting.

I've only seen wild score swings like that from someone with a super thin/young file. 

I've seen others in the forum report strange drops in score, only to regain them days later.

[Anonymous]

Me too GMood in regards to reading about the quick jump back in terms of points. Very odd anyways. We will see. This really happened today and I was shocked driving back from DC I got the alert from MF. Lol.

[Revelate]

What are the before and after reason codes?

What bureau / what score?

[Anonymous]

-20 from Equifax and -19 from Experian around Christmas on a non-derogatory, non-delinquency, thin file FICO Score Card / Bucket with no revolving accounts and 1 open installment loan. It was the first inquiry to show on each.

[Anonymous]

As asked by Rev in Post 8, I'd like to hear the reason codes before and after.  25 points lost for a single inquiry is far more than I've ever heard of, regardless of profile.  I know the OP stated that nothing else changed, but chances are something did.