credit score loss

The_Boss

bsms1147 wrote: »

How did you do this and the other one? Great stuff

MABLE

Experian_company_representative wrote: »

That's right. It's a guide to help you understand how a lender might interpret your report when it runs its scoring calculations. The CRAs actually help many lenders build their scoring systems so we use similar logic to calculate guide scores for the public. But they are not the same. Lenders' scores look a more information for starters.

James J

Well then why do you have the nerve to charge a large fee for this useless piece of information. I think some body equal to trading standards should be investigating.

somethingcorporate

Experian_company_representative wrote: »

That's right. It's a guide to help you understand how a lender might interpret your report when it runs its scoring calculations. The CRAs actually help many lenders build their scoring systems so we use similar logic to calculate guide scores for the public. But they are not the same. Lenders' scores look a more information for starters.

James J

I've bolded and enlarged the key word here.

So ultimately it's a total con to get people to part with their hard-earned.

We've seen plenty of examples of ex-bankrupts and people on benefits with 999 scores on these boards.

MABLE

somethingcorporate wrote: »

I've bolded and enlarged the key word here.

So ultimately it's a total con to get people to part with their hard-earned.

We've seen plenty of examples of ex-bankrupts and people on benefits with 999 scores on these boards.

Even one of the Experian advisors last year told me it was a waste of money.

matttye

They're useless. As James rightly pointed out in the post above, lenders take more information into account. For example quite an important one; salary!!