Originally posted by: RossMAN
You should have ordered your credit report from MyFico.com or EquiFax.com
Originally posted by: DaWhim
3 reports for $38.85
too much
Originally posted by: Nocturnal
Go to the hot deals section of this forum, search for equifax. Take that survey and you'll get a FREE (no cost to you) credit report from equifax.
Originally posted by: DaWhim
Originally posted by: Nocturnal
Go to the hot deals section of this forum, search for equifax. Take that survey and you'll get a FREE (no cost to you) credit report from equifax.
I tried this. didn't really work out for me...
Originally posted by: rufruf44
Originally posted by: DaWhim
Originally posted by: Nocturnal
Go to the hot deals section of this forum, search for equifax. Take that survey and you'll get a FREE (no cost to you) credit report from equifax.
I tried this. didn't really work out for me...
If its the promotion thingy from Household bank. It ended last Friday. If you're really interested to know your score, cough up the dough. If you're too cheap for that, then stop whining
There has been a slight change to your order. The following products were not able to be delivered:
* Score Power®
We regret we are unable to fulfill your Score Power order request because your credit report does not currently contain enough information to meet the minimum scoring criteria required to calculate a FICO® score. In order for a FICO score to be calculated, a report must contain:
* At least one account which has been open for six months or more.
* At least one account that has been updated in the past six months.
* No indication of deceased on the credit report.
The minimum criteria is designed to ensure that there is enough recent information in the report on which to base a FICO score.
If interested, you may obtain a copy of your Equifax Credit Profile? online (without FICO score) by clicking here, which will link you to Equifax who will process your request.
Note, your credit card has not been charged for this request. Note also that your credit report was accessed to provide this service, which will be reflected by a Fair Isaac inquiry that the credit bureau will post to your credit file. The Fair Isaac inquiry is labeled such that it will not affect your credit rating.
Originally posted by: Nocturnal
It means you have no FICO score. You probably do not have any accounts open such as credit cards, phone accounts, etc. Try getting your mom or dad to put the phone/cable/electric bill in your name for six months. This should give you credit as long as you pay for the bills on time. Also, if you have a savings account with more than $500.00 available you could get a secured Visa or Mastercard. With a secured card you basically put down the $500.00 and it turns it into a $500.00 credit card. The reason why they need the deposit is because you have no credit and they have no way of trusting that you'll pay it back. Thus if you mess up they'll just take what you owe out of that and won't give it back to you.
Are you 18 yet?