TU Quarterly Monitoring Qs

Anonymous · ‎08-18-2009

For the Transunion Quarterly Monitoring product, does it just give you 4 scores/reports over a year to use at your own will, or does it automatically pull them every 4 months? If it's automatic, is it the same day of the month for each of the 4 reports, or how do I know when exactly to expect the next report?

And finally, it says "cancel any time". If I pay the annual fee instead of monthly, can I cancel after 6 months and get a partial refund, or is that only available if you pay month-by-month?

Thanks.

Anonymous · ‎08-20-2009

I guess nobody at myFICO monitors this forum?

Anonymous · ‎08-20-2009

http://www.myfico.com/Products/IDF/Description.aspx

It says on there that it pulls automatically - as it is 4 times a year I would assume it is once every 3 months, just call customer service and they should be able to tell you when the next due date is.

If you pay for the year it still says it can be cancelled at any time and therefore you should get a partial refund.

Whether you pay annually or monthly be sure to google for myfico discount codes as they apply to these products too

Barry · ‎08-24-2009

Cryostasis wrote:

For the Transunion Quarterly Monitoring product, does it just give you 4 scores/reports over a year to use at your own will, or does it automatically pull them every 4 months? If it's automatic, is it the same day of the month for each of the 4 reports, or how do I know when exactly to expect the next report?

And finally, it says "cancel any time". If I pay the annual fee instead of monthly, can I cancel after 6 months and get a partial refund, or is that only available if you pay month-by-month?

Thanks.

For FICO Quarterly Monitoring, you'll receive an email on the same day of every third month -- or pretty close to it -- advising that you can log into your myFICO account and there will be a newly updated TU report and FICO score waiting for you.

If you're on the monthly plan you can cancel at anytime. If you paid for a full year up front, you can get a prorated refund, depending on how many reports you've received.