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Credit Pulls Database
Serious Card churners benefit from having an idea which credit reporting agency will probably pull the credit for a given card application. Example: a Chase Hyatt card from a South Carolina address was pulled by Equifax in September 2010
Here is the suggested format: Card Issuer: First USA Chase Card Type: Chase Hyatt card City and State: Hilton Head Island, SC Approx Inquiry: Date 9/19/10 Credit Agency: Equifax Optional Info: Credit Score: 825 VantageScore Scale the other scale is FICO Result: Approved |
Amex SPG Personal And Business two cards
Card Issuer :American Express
Card Type: SPG Personal and SPG Business City and State: Hilton Head Island, SC Date of Inquiries: 7/21/10 and 7/29/10 Credit Agency: Experian and Experian Optional Info Credit Score: 843 843 VantageScore scale Approved Approved |
Amex Premier Rewards Travel Card
American Express
Premier Rewards Travel Card Hilton Head Island, SC 4/26/10 Experian Credit score over 800 on Vantage Score Scale Approved |
Chase Sapphire Preferred Card
Chase First USA Bank
Chase Sapphire Preferred Card Hilton Head Island, SC 7/20/10 Equifax Credit Score Over 800 VS scale approved |
Isn't there a large database/link on FatWallet that helps you find out this info? I remember seeing it a couple years ago. Or I'm just senile. :) Thanks, ingy.
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Great idea...where can we find information on what credit bureau pulled our credit?
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Will there be a searchable database like the one at CB?
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Originally Posted by philemer
(Post 14981866)
Isn't there a large database/link on FatWallet that helps you find out this info? I remember seeing it a couple years ago. Or I'm just senile. :) Thanks, ingy.
Originally Posted by johndeere19
(Post 14982864)
Great idea...where can we find information on what credit bureau pulled our credit?
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Card Issuer :Barclays Bank Delaware
Card Type: US Airways Dividend Miles Mastercard City and State: Dallas, TX Date of Inquiries: 10/10/2010 Credit Agency: Equifax |
Is this the place to discuss other things related to an inquire? Like putting a freeze to get a different CR pulled? How to get an inquire removed or bumped?
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All of my Citi/Chase/Amex Card applications in the past 2 years hit Experian. As a result, I have ALOT of inquiries with Experian, but almost nothing with TransUnion and Equifax. This is very frustrating as most of the good offers come from Citi/Chase, and I can't get in no more. Anyone in the NYC area know who pulls from TransUnion and Equifax?
Card Issuer: Chase & Citi Card Type: Continental One Pass Plus & Citi AA Visa City and State: Queens, NY Approx Inquiry Date 9/30/2010 Credit Agency: Experian Optional Info: Credit Score: 760+ (MyFico.com) Result: All Rejected due to "Too many inquiries..." P.S: Sent in reconsideration letters, have yet to hear anything back. |
Does all these pulls ruin your credit
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Issuer: CitiBank
Cards: Advantage Visa, AmEx, and Business Visa Date: May 7, 2010 Location: Washington, DC Credit Report: Experian Score (Credit Karma): 770 Neighbors who have gotten these cards recently have all also had Experian reports. |
Originally Posted by NYC101
(Post 14985247)
All of my Citi/Chase/Amex Card applications in the past 2 years hit Experian. As a result, I have ALOT of inquiries with Experian, but almost nothing with TransUnion and Equifax. This is very frustrating as most of the good offers come from Citi/Chase, and I can't get in no more. Anyone in the NYC area know who pulls from TransUnion and Equifax?
Card Issuer: Chase & Citi Card Type: Continental One Pass Plus & Citi AA Visa City and State: Queens, NY Approx Inquiry Date 9/30/2010 Credit Agency: Experian Optional Info: Credit Score: 760+ (MyFico.com) Result: All Rejected due to "Too many inquiries..." P.S: Sent in reconsideration letters, have yet to hear anything back. |
Card: Citibank AAdvantage Personal Visa, AMEX
Date: Early August 2010 Bureau: Transunion Approved. FICO approx 720-730 range. Location: Southern California |
Card: CitiAAdvantage Business Visa
Date: Oct 20, 2010. Location: Southern California Bureau: Transunion FICO about 720. Declined due to 9.5 yr old C7 BK. My first decline in several years. |
Created an online DB with Google Docs
Hi,
I thought a public spreadsheet version of this thread would be hugely valuable so I threw together one using Google. If you fill out the form here: https://spreadsheets.google.com/view...Tk9fNUs2VGc6MQ the data is copied to spreadsheet table which can be viewed in Excel format here: https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?...=en&output=xls Please copy the existing post data into it. Enjoy! |
Originally Posted by gohan403
(Post 14985252)
Does all these pulls ruin your credit
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Originally Posted by CathyJune
(Post 14985452)
Citi AAdvantage pulls Transunion in California. Freeze Experian and see if they pull the other bureaus. Since Citi pulls TU in Calif, freezing Experian may work.
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Originally Posted by bjcleaver
(Post 14988720)
Not necessarily true. I'm in SoCal and I've had three Citi AAdvantage apps in the last three months and all were Experian pulls. Might depend on where in California.
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Originally Posted by CathyJune
(Post 14985452)
Citi AAdvantage pulls Transunion in California. Freeze Experian and see if they pull the other bureaus. Since Citi pulls TU in Calif, freezing Experian may work.
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Originally Posted by NYC101
(Post 14990457)
May I know how can I freeze Experian? Thanks.
I think what you need to do/pay varies by state. |
Its silly to replicate here what is already in place (and a lot more extensive) on creditboards.
http://creditboards.com/forums/index...pp=creditpulls |
I'm in Southern California
I had the following: Transunion: Citibank (Citi Forward) 3/10 and 5/10..I applied twice, the first time I didn't send in the requested information to "prove my identity" or whatever. Equifax: Fort Knox Credit Union (declined...no notice) 5/10 Pentagon Federal Credit Union 3/10 (Pen Fed Platinum Rewards Visa) Experian: FIA Card Services 3/10 (Fideltiy Amex) First USA (Chase?) 9/09 (Chase Freedom, done in-branch) |
security freezes
Originally Posted by NYC101
(Post 14990457)
May I know how can I freeze Experian? Thanks.
Any problems with doing this? |
I have been seemingly barred from getting any more citi cards. I churned a billion of them up til last year. We will see if that changes ever.
But what really bothers me is that there are no true 'scores' anymore. I mean, we all seem to talk in terms of FICO, ie, "what's your score, mine's 778" but even Experian has changed the game with Vantage, and then there are all the online sites that interpolate scores. One can really never know what's real (without paying for it, which I simply will not do unless it's like $1) That said, My Citi attempts are thru Experian. I will post more data as other cards I have ordered come thru or not. :)MM |
I'm in northern California.
For AMEX: charge or credit cards, always pull Experian only For Citi: always pull Equifax only For Chase: recently Chase pulled both Equifax & Experian for my Continental and Southwest applications. They used to just pull Equifax. For Barclays, 10/19 applied for US Airways Business($79 annual fee one), pulled all 3 (EQ, EX and TU) on me! Approved after calling credit department (initially declined due to having a Biz card before). |
Orlando
Application made from my Florida address:
Citibank AAdvantage Visa Signature card Orlando, FL Sept, 2010 Experian |
doesn't work
I applied for the Citi AA card for the 75,000 miles. Where I am they pull Equifax. Since I had a credit freeze with all the agencies; I tried to unfreeze it. First time doing that and what an issue -- it would not unfreeze over the phone or internet so I had to write in. They told me 4 days after they had unfrozen it and refroze it that they had unfrozen it. They I wrote in for them to unfreeze it entirely and received the form letter telling me to send them everything I had already sent them. With all the issues I tried unfreezing the other two over the internet with no problems. Asked if Citi would use one of the others and they told me no.
I finally found a phone number and talked with someone who unfroze it and I did get the card -- but it appears they choose which agency to work with and will not change. |
Card Issuer: Barclays
Card Type: US Airways City and State: Southern California Approx Inquiry Date: 10/15/10 Credit Agency: Equifax Credit Score: 735 Result: Rejected due to too many recent inquiries.
Originally Posted by chespeak2002
(Post 15041114)
I'm in northern California.
For Barclays, 10/19 applied for US Airways Business($79 annual fee one), pulled all 3 (EQ, EX and TU) on me! Approved after calling credit department (initially declined due to having a Biz card before). Thank you. |
Originally Posted by kapmap
(Post 15065629)
I applied for the Citi AA card for the 75,000 miles. Where I am they pull Equifax. Since I had a credit freeze with all the agencies; I tried to unfreeze it. First time doing that and what an issue -- it would not unfreeze over the phone or internet so I had to write in. They told me 4 days after they had unfrozen it and refroze it that they had unfrozen it. They I wrote in for them to unfreeze it entirely and received the form letter telling me to send them everything I had already sent them. With all the issues I tried unfreezing the other two over the internet with no problems. Asked if Citi would use one of the others and they told me no.
I finally found a phone number and talked with someone who unfroze it and I did get the card -- but it appears they choose which agency to work with and will not change. Unless one is paranoid about ID theft, freezing the credit report for no particular reason creates far more trouble than its worth. Banks dont pull a different agency's report when the one they pull is not available due to being frozen. It is a Fool's game to think about freezing an agency's report would "force" the bank to pull a different agency's report... Think about it for a second, it is YOU who ask the bank to extend credit, not the bank to Solicit you for extend credit. Why would the bank do something extra that would be out of their normal operational procedure? |
Originally Posted by Happy
(Post 15067195)
Exactly.
Unless one is paranoid about ID theft, freezing the credit report for no particular reason creates far more trouble than its worth. Banks don't pull a different agency's report when the one they pull is not available due to being frozen. It is a Fool's game to think about freezing an agency's report would "force" the bank to pull a different agency's report... Think about it for a second, it is YOU who ask the bank to extend credit, not the bank to Solicit you for extend credit. Why would the bank do something extra that would be out of their normal operational procedure? However, I have a consumer freeze on all 3 CRA's. Why wouldn't you do this? It's the best safeguard known to man at this time, and free in many states. I had two insurance co's mishandle my personal data in the last 5 yrs. I sued them both. I applied for the AA 75K Citi Visa. Called Citi and asked them what CRA they pull. Unfroze Equifax for 3 days over the phone and paid the $10 fee. (CRA's give you a dedicated freeze hotline number) Told Citi they had 3 days to pull credit. Got approved and the freeze auto reinstated. Simple. Card Issuer: Citi Card Type: AA 75k offer City and State: Oregon Approx Inquiry Date: 9.20.10 Credit Agency: Equifax Credit Score: Won't pay for that, but above 720 and that's all that matters. |
This represents a total of 12+ New Inquiries between 7/09 and 10/10. All were Experian pulls in Northern California.
Card Issuer: Chase Card Type: Sapphire, BA Visa, UA Visa, Continental OnePlus City and State: SFO Bay Area, Northern California Approx Inquiry Date: 7/09, 2/10, 4/10, 9/10 Credit Agency: All Experian Card Issuer: Citi Card Type: AAdvantage MC (2) & Amex, Biz Visa, State: SFO Bay Area, Northern California Approx Inquiry Date: 8/09, 11/09, 10/10, Credit Agency: All Experian Card Issuer: Amex Card Type: SPG (2), SPG Biz, Premier Rewards (2) State: SFO Bay Area, Northern California Approx Inquiry Date: 7/09, 7/10, 8/10, 4/10, 9/10 Credit Agency: All Experian Card Issuer: FIA CSNA Card Type: Schwab Visa State: SFO Bay Area, Northern California Approx Inquiry Date: 12/09 Credit Agency: Experian |
Living in Northern California too,
Card Issuer: Amex Card Type: SPG City and State: SFO Bay Area, Northern California Approx Inquiry Date: 4/10 Credit Agency: Experian Card Issuer: Chase Card Type: UA Visa City and State: SFO Bay Area, Northern California Approx Inquiry Date: 5/10 Credit Agency: Equifax, Transunion(for reconsideration) Card Issuer: Boa Card Type: Asiana Amex City and State: SFO Bay Area, Northern California Approx Inquiry Date: 5/10 Credit Agency: Transunion, Experian(for reconsideration) Card Issuer: Citi Card Type: AA Visa(Approved)/ Amex(rejected) City and State: SFO Bay Area, Northern California Approx Inquiry Date: 10/10 Credit Agency: Experian Credit Score: I applied these cards when my Fico score hit over 720. |
Citibank
AAdvantage Visa Business Cleveland Sept, 2010 Experian |
Card Issuer: Citi
Card Type: Amex AAdvantage City and State: Austin, TX Approx Inquiry Date: 11/11/10 Credit Agency: Experian Result: Denied (due to many previous and present Citi AA cards) |
Live in So. California. Have, in the past couple of years, applied for Citi (personal and business), AMEX (personal and business), and Chase cards. ALL have been Experian pulls.
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Darned if I can figure out a pattern that helps me. I've had several Citi and Amex pulls in the last two years. All went to either Experian or Equifax. I live in Florida. Trying to see what I can apply for that would use Transunion but only in parts of CA does Transunion seem to be used regularly by any credit card company. Anyone see any CC company that would use Transunion on FL applications?
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Card Issuer: Citi
Card Type: Amex AAdvantage Bus City and State: Norfolk, Virginia Approx Inquiry Date: Oct 2010 Credit Agency: Experian |
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