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Where to get free Experian scores?

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masscredit
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Where to get free Experian scores?

 There are plenty of ways to get free EQ and TU scores (real scores) but I haven't found a site or card that offers EX. Is there anyplace that offers them or do I have to keep paying $19.95 everytime I want to get an update?

Thanks! 

 

 

EQ - 687 / TU - 667 / EX - 678

Capital One Savor - $16000 / Capital One Venture - $13000 / Travel Advantage Visa - $11500 / TD Cash Card - $7500 / Bread Rewards AMEX - $6950 / Apple Card - $6500 / TD Double Up - $5500 / Mercury - $5000 / Ally Master Card - $4300 / DCU Visa - $3000 / Capital One QuickSilver - $500
$79,750
DCU Auto Loan
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Anonymous
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Re: Where to get free Experian scores?


@masscredit wrote:

 There are plenty of ways to get free EQ and TU scores (real scores) but I haven't found a site or card that offers EX. Is there anyplace that offers them or do I have to keep paying $19.95 everytime I want to get an update?

Thanks! 

 

 


Amex offers it to some and they're rolling it out to more.

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Anonymous
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Re: Where to get free Experian scores?

If I'm not mistaken, Chase Slate offers EX. I believe it's a real FICO as well but I don't have the card, so I can't speak too much on it.
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SouthJamaica
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Re: Where to get free Experian scores?


@masscredit wrote:

 There are plenty of ways to get free EQ and TU scores (real scores) but I haven't found a site or card that offers EX. Is there anyplace that offers them or do I have to keep paying $19.95 everytime I want to get an update?

Thanks! 

 

 


The other day I started getting a free FICO EX score on my Amex Jet Blue and Delta Gold accounts. Both accounts have annual fees.


Total revolving limits 569520 (505320 reporting) FICO 8: EQ 689 TU 691 EX 682




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masscredit
Senior Contributor

Re: Where to get free Experian scores?

AMEX and Chase were included in my BK so I'm probably blacklisted with them. 

EQ - 687 / TU - 667 / EX - 678

Capital One Savor - $16000 / Capital One Venture - $13000 / Travel Advantage Visa - $11500 / TD Cash Card - $7500 / Bread Rewards AMEX - $6950 / Apple Card - $6500 / TD Double Up - $5500 / Mercury - $5000 / Ally Master Card - $4300 / DCU Visa - $3000 / Capital One QuickSilver - $500
$79,750
DCU Auto Loan
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CreditDunce
Valued Contributor

Re: Where to get free Experian scores?

FNBO EX-08 bank card.  

PSECU (if you are eligible) with EX-98.

 

Here is an old thread with a more complete list:

http://ficoforums.myfico.com/t5/Understanding-FICO-Scoring/Where-to-obtain-FREE-monthly-FICO-scores/...

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Anonymous
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Re: Where to get free Experian scores?


@masscredit wrote:

 There are plenty of ways to get free EQ and TU scores (real scores) but I haven't found a site or card that offers EX. Is there anyplace that offers them or do I have to keep paying $19.95 everytime I want to get an update?

Thanks! 

 

 


What are free ways to get EQ Fico 08?

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masscredit
Senior Contributor

Re: Where to get free Experian scores?


@Anonymous wrote:

@masscredit wrote:

 There are plenty of ways to get free EQ and TU scores (real scores) but I haven't found a site or card that offers EX. Is there anyplace that offers them or do I have to keep paying $19.95 everytime I want to get an update?

Thanks! 

 

 


What are free ways to get EQ Fico 08?


I get my EQ 04 score from DCU. Forgot that I'm paying to get the '08 version here (Score Watch). 

EQ - 687 / TU - 667 / EX - 678

Capital One Savor - $16000 / Capital One Venture - $13000 / Travel Advantage Visa - $11500 / TD Cash Card - $7500 / Bread Rewards AMEX - $6950 / Apple Card - $6500 / TD Double Up - $5500 / Mercury - $5000 / Ally Master Card - $4300 / DCU Visa - $3000 / Capital One QuickSilver - $500
$79,750
DCU Auto Loan
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