It all has to do with the type of event that triggers an alert. An addition to your credit report triggers an alert. An account falling off is not an alert-inducing event, therefore you'd have to wait for something else to happen before you see it... unless you pull another report. YMMV of course 
Good thinking. The balance change would be an alert trigger, however that one only comes at a specific time of the month and it seems to be pretty consistent from month to month.
It's the biggest thing that bugs the daylights out of me about the credit game... the waiting
I'd still say MyFico is the best, but I can tell you that often times I get a quicker alert response time from Credit Karma, however obviously more useful (real?) data from MyFico. Although the silence can be maddening at times! 
@805orbust wrote:I'd still say MyFico is the best, but I can tell you that often times I get a quicker alert response time from Credit Karma, however obviously more useful (real?) data from MyFico. Although the silence can be maddening at times!
Fer sure....I check my credit 10 times a day (on every site) and it never seems to make things happen quicker! lol
I just have no use for the sites that do Vantage 3.0 because the scores dont mean anything (to me)
Heres another thing In noticed....on my CCT report, it shows EX that my oldest account is a car loan I had 12 years ago, then next is a Conns Installment that is 10 years....both closed in good standing. They both show on my EXperian report I ran from EXperian this summer, that shows both, but on my CCT report I just did that showed the 739 score, the Car Loan is not on there, which changes my oldest and aging quite a bit. Is that just CCT missing it, or did EX lose a TL?
It has never been on EQ, but is on TU. Can I dispute the fact EQ doesn't show it or forget about it ...no way for them to add something like that they missed?
Yeah, most likely dropped off. I notice it's about 12 years old. Is that when it was originated or when it was paid off? Either way, positive accounts that are closed usually continue to stay on for about 10 years so It's natural that they would start to drop off. There is NO rhyme or reason to when each of them go however. I've got a car loan (13 years) and an old mortgage for a rental property (10 years) that dropped off of TU in 2015 and EX in (6/2016) and EQ is still reporting them. Doesn't do anything for my scores at this point, however the AAoA is nice to look at 
You're probably close to the drop off point for all of them.
Well the good news is that you're at 739 even factoring in the removed account. That's great news, and proof that whatever you're doing is working properly. Plus, the age of your accounts is one of the factors with a lesser degree of impact. You'll be fine even when they all drop off. Just keep loading it up with the good stuff :-)
And it'll report on Myfico as well. I've experienced that wait. It's torture. In 6 months or so you'll be down to checking your credit only 3 times a day. Think of how good that'll feel LOL
And it'll report on Myfico as well. I've experienced that wait. It's torture. In 6 months or so you'll be down to checking your credit only 3 times a day. Think of how good that'll feel LOL