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  • [Deleted User]
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    Mchad2 wrote: »
    Im guessing now it doesnt matter? I prefer the website more, and its free!

    Right answer!

    Make sure you check the data on the file as well, to see that all is correct. It won't necessarily have the same accounts as your Experian one.
  • MEM62
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    Mchad2 wrote: »
    Experian say my credit score is 500 , and no i have not checked the others, i will do that.

    Why? The scores will be equally meaningless not matter who provides them.

    As you have already been advised, just make sure that the data on your reports is correct and ignore the randomly generated number that the CRA's refer to as a 'score'.
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