score jump today

Discussion in 'Credit Talk' started by gracie, Sep 13, 2002.

  1. gracie

    gracie Well-Known Member

    Pulled EQ credit watch today, and had a 37 point boost:) No longer treading in the 400 category on equifax! Thanks for all the posts on this board, they are a tremendous help for dealing with inaccurate information on credit reports!

    Started 8/22 - As of today
    EQ-499 >>> EQ 536 1 derog/still very low for that
    TU-502 >>> TU 588 4 derog's
    EX-586 >>> EX 728 0 derog's a pretty picture!!

    Anyone just pull experian exclusively? I feel naughty, and want to apply for a card! I know I shouldn't but screw it, Im going to anyways. I don't have many inquiries. Any suggestions???
     
  2. DemPooches

    DemPooches Well-Known Member

    State Farm bank pulled EX for me about 6 weeks ago. I had, I think, a 723 at the time with between 10-20% utilization and no derogs. Got a 10K CL. APR was 11.65% which isn't the best but we use it primarily for very short term large purchases for the business, so it works out beautifully.

    It was not an instant approval. Took a couple of weeks.

    Congrats and good luck!

    DemPooches
     
  3. pdewitt99

    pdewitt99 Well-Known Member

    Discover and First USA pull Experian, also Citibank at least in New York.
     
  4. jonnycred

    jonnycred Active Member

    Anyone know of any card companies that pull straigh Equifax?

    Thanks
     
  5. pdewitt99

    pdewitt99 Well-Known Member

    GM card, Amex, and Target almost exclusively pull Equifax. Although beware they may pull Ex depending on your area.
     
  6. DemPooches

    DemPooches Well-Known Member

    For anyone who wants similar info.

    Your best bet would be to check www.millcbs.com

    You can narrow it down for your state and see what your options might be.

    And after you apply, be sure to go back there and update the database with your results.

    DemPooches
     
  7. tracyb0313

    tracyb0313 Well-Known Member

    discover pulled TU for me!!
     

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