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no go!
"Sorry, the free FICO® score promotion is currently open
to invited participants only."
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.
Another Ben's Boner.
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.
if you pull your fica too often it actually hurts your credit rating.
see discussion at fatbacon for good link
800 bitches!
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.
dead link
Go to www.creditkarma.com and you can view your score for free.
There are plenty of places that are "free" but require you to explicitly opt-out of their paid subscription services.
If you forget to cancel the paid subscription you can call and bitch. they will usually refund your money
And if not they will put you down on the bad credit list and hurt your score...bacon's irony beatches!
worked for me. Had to register for the forums, then click the post, then enter the exact same info again, then got my score.
#5 Is the FICA the same as the FICO except for women's credit scores?
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.
what if this is an identity theft scam?
My credit score is actually higher than heidelbergensis' SAT score (which he took a month ago).
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.
link isn't working!