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Huge difference between scores from different sources

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Huge difference between scores from different sources

OK, here's my situation. The other day I got the free trial of Chase ID protection, and to my suprise, the scores are:
 
  • Equifax credit report is 710 on a scale of 150-930
  • Experian credit report is 699 on a scale of 150-930
  • TransUnion credit report is 699 on a scale of 150-930

However, the Providian credit account which offers free credit score shows 810.

And here at myfico.com, the score is 790.

I probablly will buy a house later this year (that's why I registered here), but which score is the one that is being used at the time of applying mortage? I am really confused.

 

Thanks for help in advance.

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Anonymous
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Re: Huge difference between scores from different sources

Easy- Ignore the scores from Chase ID-
 
You will be fine with your FICO scores-
The WAMU PFICO puts CC's with a little more weight- 20 point difference,  WAMU also uses a newer version (2004) of the FICO score than myFICO does.  

masupra wrote:
OK, here's my situation. The other day I got the free trial of Chase ID protection, and to my suprise, the scores are:
 
  • Equifax credit report is 710 on a scale of 150-930
  • Experian credit report is 699 on a scale of 150-930
  • TransUnion credit report is 699 on a scale of 150-930

However, the Providian credit account which offers free credit score shows 810.

And here at myfico.com, the score is 790.

I probablly will buy a house later this year (that's why I registered here), but which score is the one that is being used at the time of applying mortage? I am really confused.

 

Thanks for help in advance.




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Anonymous
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Re: Huge difference between scores from different sources

Thanks for the reply. I am relieved now.
 
best regards
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