Equifax Credit Report And Score
2010
Why doesn’t my Equifax show my credit cards on my credit report?
I was looking over my credit report, and notice something odd. I have 4 credit cards and while Transunion and Experian reflect this, along with positive payment history of the last year. Equifax shows absolutely nothing. Why is that? I can’t image that all four cards only report to two of the big three? Has anyone experienced this same problem? If so, how do I get Equifax to reflect the same information as the other two??? The way it is now, my Equifax score is almost 60 points lower than the other two.
there are 3 main credit report companies so equifax may not have record of all or your agreements.
all 3 are: experian
equifax
callcredit.
as far as i know experian is the most comprehensive so i would check with them.
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