Clearscore sudden drop in score

[Deleted User]

toph wrote: »

They are clearly processing more information on us than they are telling us about.

This is true. For example they process and share information about individual transactions from our bank accounts: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/personal-banking/current-accounts/how-your-bank-spies-on-your-exact-monthly-income---and-shares-it/

forgotmyname

My "score" dropped because i paid my bills on time. Go figure.

toph

clearscore have been fiddling with my account, and it now shows the correct previous address. Coincidentally my score has also risen to what it was before i paid of the balance and closed my 0% interest card and is now 533/700..

Would be good to understand what clearscore deducts points for.
missed payments and poor behaviour would be understandable..........

[Deleted User]

Exactly - it makes no sense.

Hence making it an irrelevant number