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#1
pressingonalways - Posted 10:55 pm PST 01/15/09 (168 Posts)
no go!
"Sorry, the free FICO® score promotion is currently open
to invited participants only."
#2
IDK - Posted 10:55 pm PST 01/15/09 (31 Posts)
Dead!
Sorry, you don't qualify for the free FICO® score promotion.
If you're trying to view a score you've already received, please log into your member account.
Sorry, you don't qualify for the free FICO® score promotion.
If you're trying to view a score you've already received, please log into your member account.
#3
sethook - Posted 11:01 pm PST 01/15/09 (1160 Posts)
Another Ben's Boner.
#4
lattehiatus - Posted 11:08 pm PST 01/15/09 (496 Posts)
It's not too difficult to get a general range for where your FICO is:
http://www.bankrate.com/brm/fico/calc.asp
Otherwise, you'd use one of the three free annual credit reports to check for fraudulent/inaccurate activity.
#5
the lawyer - Posted 11:17 pm PST 01/15/09 (3749 Posts)
if you pull your fica too often it actually hurts your credit rating.
#6
jwall9y - Posted 11:19 pm PST 01/15/09 (1 Posts)
see discussion at fatbacon for good link
#7
hurl3.0 - Posted 11:20 pm PST 01/15/09 (1767 Posts)
800 bitches!
#8
Anh - Posted 12:08 am PST 01/16/09 (6 Posts)
Your score will only be hurt by hard inquiries such as applying for mortgage, car loan, or store credit cards. When you do that it's also a good idea to do them all around the same time so it won't hurt your score that much, they will count those multiple inquiries as a single inquiry. Personal inquiries won't affect your score or inquiries from potential employers.
#9
jessewh - Posted 1:28 am PST 01/16/09 (390 Posts)
dead link 
#10
chrismgan - Posted 4:33 am PST 01/16/09 (50 Posts)
Go to www.creditkarma.com and you can view your score for free.
#11
HAHAHAHAHA - Posted 6:21 am PST 01/16/09 (423 Posts)
There are plenty of places that are "free" but require you to explicitly opt-out of their paid subscription services.
#12
stollman - Posted 6:35 am PST 01/16/09 (30 Posts)
If you forget to cancel the paid subscription you can call and bitch. they will usually refund your money
#13
AO - Posted 7:08 am PST 01/16/09 (30 Posts)
And if not they will put you down on the bad credit list and hurt your score...bacon's irony beatches!
#14
common311 - Posted 7:34 am PST 01/16/09 (44 Posts)
worked for me. Had to register for the forums, then click the post, then enter the exact same info again, then got my score.
#15
jlayman920 - Posted 7:50 am PST 01/16/09 (257 Posts)
#5 Is the FICA the same as the FICO except for women's credit scores?
#16
Wand - Posted 7:50 am PST 01/16/09 (1244 Posts)
Get a Washington Mutual credit card and it will display your FICO score for free all the time and you can even set email alerts if your score changes +/-20 points or something.
#17
palosgros - Posted 7:52 am PST 01/16/09 (100 Posts)
what if this is an identity theft scam?
#18
milf_hunter - Posted 10:16 am PST 01/16/09 (2891 Posts)
My credit score is actually higher than heidelbergensis' SAT score (which he took a month ago).
#19
x2 - Posted 1:34 pm PST 01/16/09 (103 Posts)
if you are more interested in obtaining a free credit report not your score you are able to pull a report from each bureau once every 12 months at annualcreditreport.com - They are the only service actually authorized by experian, transunion, and equifax for this purpose.
#20
ezakly - Posted 2:05 pm PST 01/16/09 (11 Posts)
link isn't working!
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