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russellg

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Subject: why different ranges of scoring? how to determine overall sc

Sun Mar 07, 2010 5:54 pm

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Aaron

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Subject: different ranges of scoring

Mon Mar 08, 2010 7:58 am

Hi Russel,

The 3 credit bureaus calculate the credit score individually. Some accounts may get reported only to a TransUnion, and not to the other two. again, an account may get reported to two of the bureaus, and not to the third one, hence the difference.

Contact details of Equifax:

1. Capital House 25 Chapel Street
London
NW1 5DS
UK

2. Customer Services Centre
PO Box 1140
Bradford
BD1 5US

Tel: 00353 5391 67543
Fax: + 353 5391 49010

Hope this helps.

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