FICO Credit Complete format

[Anonymous]

I understand that when you purchase FICO Credit Complete, you get a snapshot of your credit from all three agencies that you can access for 30 days.  My question is, what kind of format does this come in?  Do they have print options so that you can print off good, complete reports for your records?  Do they come in some kind of format that could be saved to your hard drive, like a PDF document?

[Anonymous]

It does not come in PDF format.

There is a "print report" button, that will print all information as contained in the screen version of the report. It is complete, save for 'soft inquiries'.

The BIG benefit, imo, is that you get true FICO scores on all 3 reports.

I run the MyFiCO complete once every 3 months. But that's just me.

[haulingthescoreup]

Hi, OneDay --I'm in Firefox, and I save mine as "Web Page Complete." Click printable first, so that everything expands fully. That will save everything. The only thing that you won't be able to do is play with the simulator --you can only do that with the actual report when you're logged on here.

[Anonymous]

Thanks, to both of you.  I am about to pull me 3 CRs for the first time.  I'm sure it's not going to be very good - but you have to start somewhere.  Thanks again...

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

Thanks, I will do that.

[Anonymous]

Well, I finally got the nerve and used the discount code and got all three credit reports.  What an eye-opener.  TU - 621, EQ - 644, EXP - 592.  I really have my work cut out for me.  I'm sure I'm going to be coming back here for advise putting together GW letters, etc.

[haulingthescoreup]

Well, you've gotta know where you are before you start changing things around! Good for you for pulling them. If you haven't already, please read Credit Scoring 101 (stickied at the top of most boards) for a good overview of how all this stuff works.

Once you're ready to post again, if you have questions about how an item affects your scoring, Understanding FICO Scoring will be your best bet. If you have specific credit card questions, try the Credit Cards board. And finally, if you have questions about your overall credit picture and goals, or about dealing with collections, charge-offs, and other evil things, your best bet is General Credit.

You too will soon be hopping madly back and forth!