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I was just wonedering how ofter Banks and CCC use "L2C" to get scores. When I applies for discover card a year and change ago they used it and gave me that score. My credit files were so bare that they used that company is the best I can figure.
They pulled EQ and TU acording to my 3 reports. my scores were in the LOW 630's 640's I think when I opened my card
When I got the Discover card it had my L2C score at 800. They say they scores go from 040 to 940 according to them. Whatever that means. I call it a REAL FAKO that can screw you or love you
You can get some information by doing a Google search on the phrase "l2c credit score".
@MidnightJester wrote:I was just wonedering how ofter Banks and CCC use "L2C" to get scores. When I applies for discover card a year and change ago they used it and gave me that score. My credit files were so bare that they used that company is the best I can figure.
They pulled EQ and TU acording to my 3 reports. my scores were in the LOW 630's 640's I think when I opened my card
When I got the Discover card it had my L2C score at 800. They say they scores go from 040 to 940 according to them. Whatever that means. I call it a REAL FAKO that can screw you or love you
I am not too sure what they are either, however they are what was listed for my Discover it card too when I apped for the student version. They said my "L2C" score was 644 and I was approved for my very first credit card with it. Not sure what L2C actually stands for, but in my brain it looks like an acronym for "Learn 2 Credit" LOL
Hhhmmmmm What is Google? : )
OF course I googled it. I have to say some of the best info comes from this forum though. So I asked here
the L2C score got me my discover. I was just wondering how many other people have had the L2C score quoted in a credit aproval.
@MidnightJester wrote:Hhhmmmmm What is Google? : )
OF course I googled it. I have to say some of the best info comes from this forum though. So I asked here
the L2C score got me my discover. I was just wondering how many other people have had the L2C score quoted in a credit aproval.
While Google is cute and interesting with the periodic Doodles, WikiPedia is where it's at. WP says L2C uses utility bills as an input, so if you have paid for electric, natural gas, sewer, water, or telephone, that likely leads to a payment pattern sufficient to give an indication of responsibility.
If you don't have any of those, then it's the Ouija Board method of scoring.