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    Dylan1982
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    Cool What Are Your Scores From Credit Karma, Credit Sesame, etc.....?

    I just updated both Credit Karma and Credit Sesame today.


    Credit Karma: 676 (Trans Union)

    Open Credit Card Utilization: 13% (A)
    Percent of On-Time Payments: 100% (A)
    Average Age of Open Credit Lines: 6 yrs 8 months (longest is 12 years) (B)
    Total Accounts: 27 (A)
    Hard Credit Inquiries: 5 (C)
    Derogatory Marks: 0 (A)


    Credit Sesame: 755 (Experian)
    GM Card - $7,700 (7/2002)
    Chase Freedom - $5,000 (2/2013)
    CitiBank (Thank You Preferred) - $4,600 (6/2012)
    CitiBank (Diamond Preferred) - $4,600 (6/2012)
    Rogers & Hollands - $3,250 (3/2006)
    BestBuy - $1,600 (9/2003)
    Discount Tires - $1,000 (2/2004)
    Kohl's - $300 (4/2012)
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    Credit Karma: 755
    Credit Sesame: 783
    myFico (Equifax): 739

    Amex BCE: 3% grocery, 2% gas
    Chase Freedom Visa Signature: 10+10, rotating 5%
    Citi Forward Visa: 5% restaurants/fastfood, movie theaters, amazon.com
    US Bank Cash+ Visa Signature: 5% electronic stores, restaurants
    Chase Amazon Visa: 3% amazon.com (unused)
    Barclays NFL Reward Visa Signature (unused)
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    @Dylan1982, you sure you typed those scores right? I heard of numbers comming up 20-40 points different but not by 79! Thats insane!
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    Quote Originally Posted by paparoach429 View Post
    @Dylan1982, you sure you typed those scores right? I heard of numbers comming up 20-40 points different but not by 79! Thats insane!
    Yup I'm positive they are typed correct. Remember they are a 'reference' number, they're not actual.

    For example, July of 2012, I needed to take a personal loan out. My local CU pulls Trans Union. At the time my credit scoar according to Credit Karma was around 660. When my CU pulled my credit report using Trans Union I was at 689 or something like that.

    So I just use Credit Karma and Credit Sesame as a reference. And your score will vary from the 3 bureaus.
    GM Card - $7,700 (7/2002)
    Chase Freedom - $5,000 (2/2013)
    CitiBank (Thank You Preferred) - $4,600 (6/2012)
    CitiBank (Diamond Preferred) - $4,600 (6/2012)
    Rogers & Hollands - $3,250 (3/2006)
    BestBuy - $1,600 (9/2003)
    Discount Tires - $1,000 (2/2004)
    Kohl's - $300 (4/2012)
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    Karma is 754
    Sesame is 746

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    Current Cards: American Express:Grandfathered Blue Cash CL 34k member since 89
    Chase Freedom CL 7.5k member since 04
    Capital One Cash Rewards CL 5k member since 98
    Bank Americard Cash Rewards Signature Visa CL 10k member since 11
    Discover Cashback Bonus $10.5k member since 11
    US Bank Cash + Signature Visa 13k member since 12

    Primary Everyday Card: American Express Blue Cash
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    I have a 749 on Credit Sesame and I have a 770 on Karma. My Equifax.com has me at 760. I expect to be at 770 or higher on everything next month.
    Gas: Discover It, Penfed Platinum Rewards x2, Chase freedom, Citi TYP
    Plane tickets: CSP
    Groceries: AMEX BCP, Penfed Platinum Rewards,Citi TYP
    Clothes: Express, Amex BCP, Discover IT
    Amazon: Citi Forward, Cash +
    Restaurants: Citi Forward, Chase Freedom, Discover IT, CSP
    Hotels and other travel: Discover Escape, CSP
    Movies: BofA cash rewards visa signature(fandango), Discover IT, Citi Forward, Freedom
    Bars, clubs, tomfoolery: CSP, Citi Forward, Discover IT, Freedom
    Balance transfers: Kroger 123 rewards
    Bill Pay: US Bank Cash +, Citi Forward,
    Everyday spending: Bofa Accelerated cash rewards amex, Discover Escape
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    Quote Originally Posted by FutureBillionaire View Post
    Is Sesame free? I have a 770 on Karma.
    Yes it's free too

    Amex BCE: 3% grocery, 2% gas
    Chase Freedom Visa Signature: 10+10, rotating 5%
    Citi Forward Visa: 5% restaurants/fastfood, movie theaters, amazon.com
    US Bank Cash+ Visa Signature: 5% electronic stores, restaurants
    Chase Amazon Visa: 3% amazon.com (unused)
    Barclays NFL Reward Visa Signature (unused)
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    Credit Karma is the only one I've checked. I checked it and updated it today and as of today it shows a 771. It has gone up 6 points from last time I checked it.
    Amex Platinum NPSL
    Amex Blue 15K
    Capital One Venture Visa Sig 7.5K
    Chase Sapphire Preferred Visa Sig 8K
    Credit Union Visa Platinum 10K
    Discover IT 5K
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    There are things I like and don't like about Credit Karma. Yes, it gives me a window into my Transunion stuff that I don't normally see since I subscribe to the Equifax service, but it's number is 25 points lower than TU gave me when I pulled all three reports when I re-joined EQ credit monitoring anyway two weeks ago. I would have thought that both numbers would have been more in earshot. Also, I was a little gobsmacked to see that TU had 6 inquiries on me when I thought I had just one from when BofA pulled me for a CLI and card change two weeks ago. Sure enough, five of the six were from 19 months ago...not sure why that would rate me in the "D" range for inquiries.
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    Credit Karma: 748
    Credit Sesame: 736
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