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Boscoe wrote:
So the answer is.....soft inquiriers can see everything that hard INQ do?-Hards can see everything.-Timothy just said that Promo Inqs can see everything-Acct Review Inq must be able to see everything.What else is there? So what is the hard vs. soft difference?
Boscoe wrote:
So the answer is.....soft inquiriers can see everything that hard INQ do?-Hards can see everything.-Timothy just said that Promo Inqs can see everything-Acct Review Inq must be able to see everything.What else is there? So what is the hard vs. soft difference?
Message Edited by Boscoe on 04-09-2008 07:11 PM
RobertEG wrote:
When a creditor makes an inquiry, they are attempting to pull as much of your credit history as they are entitled to, not just your score. Soft inquiries that are not authorized by you for the purpose of seeking new credit do NOT give them your full credit report. For example, an inquiry made by one seeking to offer you new credit is coded as a PRM inquiry, and only gives them your name and address, not your full credit report.