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credit score/report confusion

AdriandSteve Posted:

credit score/report confusion

I just printed my free credit report from eperian and transunion. 2 questions.

1. 1 of my jobs isn't listedunder empoyment data
2. Aren't I supposed to get my actual credit score? I've done this a few years ago and I believe I got my score.
RitasEngaged Posted:

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i believe you have to pay to get your actual credit score

StaceYums81 Posted:

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Posted by RitasEngaged

i believe you have to pay to get your actual credit score



yeah - they don't give you your score for free...
AngnShaun Posted:

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you usually have to pay to see the actual score....

but as far as your job not being listed... you should be able to report discrepancies to the credit unions... and they will fix it
kmi8 Posted:

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You have to pay to see the actual score. But you can sign up for their subscription thing and then cancel it once you see your score.

Jenna_and_John Posted:

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When we did the free one you just had to check off that you wanted to pay I think $8 to get the actual score.

jennybee Posted:

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Yeah. It's less than $10 to get your actual score.

joctorre Posted:

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I dont' remember paying to get my score. But I was told that there is one site that you are legally allowed to use 3 times per year (one for each of the actual reports???) I guess there's some kind of a limit on the amount of times you can do this without it affected your credit.... I wanna say it's annualcreditreport.com, but I will have to look for it............. not sure if it's free, but I thought it was.....

bubberflys Posted:

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you can go to creditkarma.com and sign up to always get your credit score free. and keep track of it and other major changes to your credit score.

At first I was weary giving out info, but they were highly recommended in a NYTimes articles and other business papers. (Not advertisements).

My Fiance and I have had the accounts for months and had no issues!

also, annual credit report.com is the free online report with out having to sign up for anything!

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