testing things out

[musiqdefunk]

Well I had mentioned previously a way to look at your Experian credit report for free. I decided to see how many times I could pull my credit report without them locking me out of system. It has been about 30 days and I have pulled my credit report for free every day, the more interesting thing is that I have been able to bump my inquiries as well..... I went from 8 down to 2 in 30 days... I think this is the perfect back door. I hope to see if some of you try and let me know how it goes... you go to http://www.experian.com/reportaccess just enter your information and enter and credit line that denied you (this does not necessarily need to be true, I put all types of companies with no problems..)Hope this helps!

[Fizzle1979]

There's also another method to getting an EX report and I use it. Once you have disputed something with EX you will get a report number. If you have that information go here:

http://www.experian.com/disputes/index.html

Click on "click here to request a dispute online."

Enter your information in, agree to the terms and new report. I've been doing this for months now. Although I don't see any bumping going on. It's just so I don't have to pay for my EX report.

[Shae]

Well I had mentioned previously a way to look at your Experian credit report for free. I decided to see how many times I could pull my credit report without them locking me out of system. It has been about 30 days and I have pulled my credit report for free every day, the more interesting thing is that I have been able to bump my inquiries as well..... I went from 8 down to 2 in 30 days... I think this is the perfect back door. I hope to see if some of you try and let me know how it goes... you go to http://www.experian.com/reportaccess just enter your information and enter and credit line that denied you (this does not necessarily need to be true, I put all types of companies with no problems..)Hope this helps!

This way worked for me!

Thanks for the tip.