Credit Reports Scoring System
Sep 25
2010
2010
Credit score and reporting confusion?
Are the credit scores that I buy from the 3 main reporting agencies the same scored that would be reported to a company?
How can reporting agencies use different scoring systems and report different stuff in different places…or not at all?
How is this fair to the consumer?
Wow, the “life isn’t fair” answer.
I expect a better answer from someone at level 6.
Well with equifax the answer is yes… but with the other 2 companies the answer is no and your score can and will vary greatly. Its not fair to consumers and I wish someone would sue them over it…..
FrugalTech Live – 09-03-09 – How we got our modern credit scoring system
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