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April 23, 2008 at 5:08 PM #193477April 25, 2008 at 12:23 AM #194321RaybyrnesParticipant
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Soft crdit inquiries will show up on your credit report which is a good thing becasue it allow you to know who is actually looking at your credit.
This type of inquiry does not impact your credit scoring. As you suggested it is only hard credit pulls tht impact it.
Per Springboad (a Non profit credit management)
What makes up ytour credit
35% payment history
30% Amount Owed
15% Length of Credit History
10% Type of Credit Used
10% BNew Credit Inquiries
April 25, 2008 at 12:23 AM #194233RaybyrnesParticipantSDEngineer
Soft crdit inquiries will show up on your credit report which is a good thing becasue it allow you to know who is actually looking at your credit.
This type of inquiry does not impact your credit scoring. As you suggested it is only hard credit pulls tht impact it.
Per Springboad (a Non profit credit management)
What makes up ytour credit
35% payment history
30% Amount Owed
15% Length of Credit History
10% Type of Credit Used
10% BNew Credit Inquiries
April 25, 2008 at 12:23 AM #194276RaybyrnesParticipantSDEngineer
Soft crdit inquiries will show up on your credit report which is a good thing becasue it allow you to know who is actually looking at your credit.
This type of inquiry does not impact your credit scoring. As you suggested it is only hard credit pulls tht impact it.
Per Springboad (a Non profit credit management)
What makes up ytour credit
35% payment history
30% Amount Owed
15% Length of Credit History
10% Type of Credit Used
10% BNew Credit Inquiries
April 25, 2008 at 12:23 AM #194259RaybyrnesParticipantSDEngineer
Soft crdit inquiries will show up on your credit report which is a good thing becasue it allow you to know who is actually looking at your credit.
This type of inquiry does not impact your credit scoring. As you suggested it is only hard credit pulls tht impact it.
Per Springboad (a Non profit credit management)
What makes up ytour credit
35% payment history
30% Amount Owed
15% Length of Credit History
10% Type of Credit Used
10% BNew Credit Inquiries
April 25, 2008 at 12:23 AM #194202RaybyrnesParticipantSDEngineer
Soft crdit inquiries will show up on your credit report which is a good thing becasue it allow you to know who is actually looking at your credit.
This type of inquiry does not impact your credit scoring. As you suggested it is only hard credit pulls tht impact it.
Per Springboad (a Non profit credit management)
What makes up ytour credit
35% payment history
30% Amount Owed
15% Length of Credit History
10% Type of Credit Used
10% BNew Credit Inquiries
April 25, 2008 at 7:03 AM #194247nooneParticipantRight, there are three basic types of credit checks.
Self checks – you are getting your own credit report
Soft checks – CC companies are deciding who to send junk mail to
Hard checks – you apply for a car loanThe first two do not affect your credit score, but the hard check can. I thought that I read a few years back that the so called free credit reports showed up as a hard check. That’s why it was such a big deal when the government set up annualcreditreport.com so that everyone could get a free credit report once a year without having it show up as a hard (or soft) check.
April 25, 2008 at 7:03 AM #194364nooneParticipantRight, there are three basic types of credit checks.
Self checks – you are getting your own credit report
Soft checks – CC companies are deciding who to send junk mail to
Hard checks – you apply for a car loanThe first two do not affect your credit score, but the hard check can. I thought that I read a few years back that the so called free credit reports showed up as a hard check. That’s why it was such a big deal when the government set up annualcreditreport.com so that everyone could get a free credit report once a year without having it show up as a hard (or soft) check.
April 25, 2008 at 7:03 AM #194320nooneParticipantRight, there are three basic types of credit checks.
Self checks – you are getting your own credit report
Soft checks – CC companies are deciding who to send junk mail to
Hard checks – you apply for a car loanThe first two do not affect your credit score, but the hard check can. I thought that I read a few years back that the so called free credit reports showed up as a hard check. That’s why it was such a big deal when the government set up annualcreditreport.com so that everyone could get a free credit report once a year without having it show up as a hard (or soft) check.
April 25, 2008 at 7:03 AM #194304nooneParticipantRight, there are three basic types of credit checks.
Self checks – you are getting your own credit report
Soft checks – CC companies are deciding who to send junk mail to
Hard checks – you apply for a car loanThe first two do not affect your credit score, but the hard check can. I thought that I read a few years back that the so called free credit reports showed up as a hard check. That’s why it was such a big deal when the government set up annualcreditreport.com so that everyone could get a free credit report once a year without having it show up as a hard (or soft) check.
April 25, 2008 at 7:03 AM #194278nooneParticipantRight, there are three basic types of credit checks.
Self checks – you are getting your own credit report
Soft checks – CC companies are deciding who to send junk mail to
Hard checks – you apply for a car loanThe first two do not affect your credit score, but the hard check can. I thought that I read a few years back that the so called free credit reports showed up as a hard check. That’s why it was such a big deal when the government set up annualcreditreport.com so that everyone could get a free credit report once a year without having it show up as a hard (or soft) check.
April 25, 2008 at 8:59 AM #194332SDEngineerParticipantIt’s accidental when it does show up as a “hard” check – those are the only checks other creditors can see. I had my most recent apartment rental credit check show up as one, I disputed it, and it was erased that month.
Unfortunately, the bureaus rely entirely on the information given them by whoever is checking the credit, which means if the doofus entering your information enters the wrong value in a field, the bureau treats it as gospel until you dispute it. One reason why virtually everyone who doesn’t monitor their credit reports have multiple errors on their reports.
April 25, 2008 at 8:59 AM #194363SDEngineerParticipantIt’s accidental when it does show up as a “hard” check – those are the only checks other creditors can see. I had my most recent apartment rental credit check show up as one, I disputed it, and it was erased that month.
Unfortunately, the bureaus rely entirely on the information given them by whoever is checking the credit, which means if the doofus entering your information enters the wrong value in a field, the bureau treats it as gospel until you dispute it. One reason why virtually everyone who doesn’t monitor their credit reports have multiple errors on their reports.
April 25, 2008 at 8:59 AM #194390SDEngineerParticipantIt’s accidental when it does show up as a “hard” check – those are the only checks other creditors can see. I had my most recent apartment rental credit check show up as one, I disputed it, and it was erased that month.
Unfortunately, the bureaus rely entirely on the information given them by whoever is checking the credit, which means if the doofus entering your information enters the wrong value in a field, the bureau treats it as gospel until you dispute it. One reason why virtually everyone who doesn’t monitor their credit reports have multiple errors on their reports.
April 25, 2008 at 8:59 AM #194406SDEngineerParticipantIt’s accidental when it does show up as a “hard” check – those are the only checks other creditors can see. I had my most recent apartment rental credit check show up as one, I disputed it, and it was erased that month.
Unfortunately, the bureaus rely entirely on the information given them by whoever is checking the credit, which means if the doofus entering your information enters the wrong value in a field, the bureau treats it as gospel until you dispute it. One reason why virtually everyone who doesn’t monitor their credit reports have multiple errors on their reports.
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