Oh, Equifax...

[Failingupwards]

You hold a grudge. You seem to hate with the heat of a million burning suns. While Experian and Transunion climb, you trickle up a measly 8 points. But I shall prevail!

(anyone else have their Equifax hanging off of them like an unwanted anchor?)

[Anonymous]

TU is my personal nemesis. 

[A1Credit]

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@Failingupwards wrote:

You hold a grudge. You seem to hate with the heat of a million burning suns. While Experian and Transunion climb, you trickle up a measly 8 points. But I shall prevail!

(anyone else have their Equifax hanging off of them like an unwanted anchor?)

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I feel your pain as I am in the same boat.  My Equifax score is consistently 20 pts lower than EX and TU and they are always the last to update. 

[Anonymous]

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@Failingupwards wrote:

You hold a grudge. You seem to hate with the heat of a million burning suns. While Experian and Transunion climb, you trickle up a measly 8 points. But I shall prevail!

(anyone else have their Equifax hanging off of them like an unwanted anchor?)

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For some reason my Equifax is always higher than the other three.

[wife2froggy]

I hate Transunion. It hates me. Equifax, however, with respect to how it interacts with myfico, seems to be in cahoots with this page. It seems to magically only update during a paid pull. All the others bounce around in pretty much real time.

[Anonymous]

My Equifax scores are always the highest.  This topic is always very profile specific.  For every person that posts one of these threads, you'll find that about 1/3 of the population agrees with you while 2/3 disagree, citing one of the other 2 bureaus as their "problem" one.  I've never detected any trend suggesting that any bureau is any more frequently "worse" than the other 2 with respect to the score generated off of their data.