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Score Watch Question

Hello... I am new here and I have a question. Im going to buy a car later this year so I'm thinking to use score watch to get a good rate. There are 2 options to buy it and I would prefer to Pay monthly – $8.95 per month (12 monthly payments of $8.95. 3 month minimum required.)What if I decided to cancel after 3 months, can I do that? I just want to know...please advise. Thanks!
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Tuscani
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Re: Score Watch Question

Yes you can.. Just remember, SW is EQ only. A lender could pull one or all three of your scores.
 
Be sure to read the Scoring 101 thread.
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Anonymous
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Re: Score Watch Question

Don't buy score watch .  it never send me alert or update.
software have a bug.     BAD SERVICE
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John060675
Valued Contributor

Re: Score Watch Question

McIvay,
 
I have to agree with the above post, SW seems to have something wrong with it.  I never received one alert from them in 29 days of service, and I had several inquiries, new accounts, and score changes during this timeframe.  All of these should have set off an email to me through my alerts.
 
Now I will say one thing positive about them.  After 2 or 3 months of non-alerts that you will experience you will want to cancel (as everyone on the forum does).  The experience of cancelling is very easy.  I could do it over the internet, and I did not have to call and listen to the sale's pitches.
 
Good luck.  I think the $8.95 a month would be better served in handing it to the people you see on the side of the road begging for money.  At least you will get a thank you, which will be a  lot more than you will get from the SW service.

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