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    pulltab is offline Newbie
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    FICO vs FAKO

    Hello,
    I know the scores are not calculated the same, but I have had a credit monitoring service that gives me unlimited pulls (one per day) on all 3 major credit reports.. My question is: Is the credit report the same (minus the scores) as the one that pulling a FICO report would be?
    Also, reading thru OLD threads, I read that making lots and lots of soft pulls could remove hard pulls, does that still work or was it fixed?

    Thanks in advance.

    Pulltab

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    Re: FICO vs FAKO

    The credit reports should be the same. Hard pulls, however, cannot be removed from your credit reports by initiating a lot of soft pulls.
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    Re: FICO vs FAKO

    Which service are you using that allows you to pull all three reports and scores? I am currently using Equifax Credit Monitoring but only get all 3 CRA reports once per year.

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    Re: FICO vs FAKO

    I have it thru my credit union, its CreditCheck Monitoring Premium by Experian offered thru USAA Credit Union. $14.95/month for the service, which includes monitoring with email alerts, and unlimited pulls for all 3 credit reports...it gives credit scores for all 3, but are not tru FICO, I think they are referred to as FACO on this board.

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    Re: FICO vs FAKO

    Citi Identity Monitoring is also a good one. All 3 scores & report updated each month. 1st month = $1, there after is $12.95/month. According to my brokers scores he pulled with FICO, Citi falls just a little below the FICO scores.

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