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posted by [identity profile] dreamshark.livejournal.com at 08:57pm on 04/02/2007
Yeah, what she said. I did the free credit report from all 3 major sites, and it seemed to work fine. Just don't accept ANY of the additional "services" they will try to press on you. If you negotiate around all of those and just stick with the basic credit report, it works fine.

To my pleased surprise, I found no errors in any of the 3 reports. After all I've heard about the sloppy record keeping at these institutions, I was steeling myself for finding problems.
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posted by [identity profile] skylarker.livejournal.com at 10:22pm on 04/02/2007
My one problem with the reports is that they don't seem to distinguish between the debts that were closed during bankruptcy and the ones (student loans) that were paid off in full; the bankruptcy is just listed as such.

I've only looked the reports over in a cursory way so far,though, and it might not make any real difference to potential lenders how the accounts are listed. Either way the bankruptcy looks bad and it's on there for another six years.
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