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Experian Boost

_chriswordley
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First thread, please go gently ha!
Has anybody seen the Experian Credit Score Boost function? Personally I'm not going to do it as I know what my luck is like! Just wondering what people's experiences are of using the Boost function, was it a waste of time or did your score in fact 'boost'.
Has anybody seen the Experian Credit Score Boost function? Personally I'm not going to do it as I know what my luck is like! Just wondering what people's experiences are of using the Boost function, was it a waste of time or did your score in fact 'boost'.
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Its an irrelevant score that no lender sees. You could give everyone a score of three million, it hardly matters.0
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bradders1983 said:Its an irrelevant score that no lender sees. You could give everyone a score of three million, it hardly matters.0
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_chriswordley said:bradders1983 said:Its an irrelevant score that no lender sees. You could give everyone a score of three million, it hardly matters.
Haven't seen it not do I see it being of any use.
Just focus on your history being correct on all 3 reporting agencies.0 -
Experian Boost is an American thing - it doesn't exist yet in the UK as far as I can see. Their system is different to ours.0
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_chriswordley said:
I know, personally whilst I have the Experian app, I rarely use it as reading the credit score forum posts I now know they're pretty completely irrelevant. I merely wondered what it was like and if anybody had tried it.
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cymruchris said:Experian Boost is an American thing - it doesn't exist yet in the UK as far as I can see. Their system is different to ours.Time is a path from the past to the future and back again. The present is the crossroads of both. :cool:1
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Looks like just another way for Experian to harvest more data from you. From the post above, it sounds like they plan to use open banking to get info about your banking transactions and factor that into their algorithms and then probably sell it...0
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PRAISETHESUN said:Looks like just another way for Experian to harvest more data from you. From the post above, it sounds like they plan to use open banking to get info about your banking transactions and factor that into their algorithms and then probably sell it...Time is a path from the past to the future and back again. The present is the crossroads of both. :cool:0
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Woah, are Experian seriously asking for login details???0
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