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3 comments:
Mr. Albero, thanks for the post. It was very helpful and I am pleased!
I use quizzle and can check my credit every 6 months from all 3 credit reporting agencies. It's also free. I get emails from them maybe twice a month but no other spam.
Thanks for posting Joe. I like to pull my credit reports every now and then.
I will say though that Equifax is pretty much worthless. They didn't show my married name even though I've been married for two years now and they also didn't show our mortgage, which is also two years old. Interesting.
The other two reports, Experian and Transunion were up to date on everything.
I was happy to see everything was accurate and my credit score is still way up there too, almost 900!
It pays not to be buried in debt!
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