How do get the free credit report each year that we're now entitled to get?
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I don't think it's right that a company can request our credit info whenever they want.. yet we have to pay for it. It's mine, it's about me. I should be able to request it whenever I want for free.
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Now which one is the best one to check since it allows you only one source? Equifax, Experian or TransUnion?
Now which one is the best one to check since it allows you only one source? Equifax, Experian or TransUnion?
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I checked online and the Equifax site crashed and said it already sent it to me. But, it's much easier (for me) to get turned down for credit and send that nastly letter to the agencies than the "free" online thing. And, you can opt out of anyone checking your credit without permission.
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Originally Posted by BonzoAPD
www.annualcreditreport.com
Now which one is the best one to check since it allows you only one source? Equifax, Experian or TransUnion?
Now which one is the best one to check since it allows you only one source? Equifax, Experian or TransUnion?
all, you are entitled to 1 from each.
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Originally Posted by toplineauto
I checked online and the Equifax site crashed and said it already sent it to me. But, it's much easier (for me) to get turned down for credit and send that nastly letter to the agencies than the "free" online thing. And, you can opt out of anyone checking your credit without permission.
How do you do that cus i see alot of people are looking at my credit that i never gave access to.
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Originally Posted by toplineauto
I checked online and the Equifax site crashed and said it already sent it to me. But, it's much easier (for me) to get turned down for credit and send that nastly letter to the agencies than the "free" online thing. And, you can opt out of anyone checking your credit without permission.
Originally Posted by DakarM
all, you are entitled to 1 from each.
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