But what if it was a crazy offer ? I don't know what I would do.

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The highest FICO score possible is 850.
http://creditscoresrange.net/what-is...n-achieve.html

http://www.experian.com/consumer-pro...dit-score.html

Bill, I quoted what it said in the letter I received. Why the difference I don't know.

Okay, went to the experian link you provided. It says some lenders may require custom scoring models from experian.

No problem Hank...Bowtie smiley
Wasn't questioning your post ...just want to make sure someone wasn't feeding you a line of BS.
Lot's of that going around lately. ;)

I dont know what my scores are but I dont guess it matters as I dont plan to borrow any money .

Ya, just listen to the politicians in Washington.

Not sure what my credit score really is either. Like you I don't plan on borrowing any money. I guess at some point we'll have to replace our car but I know I can get a loan through the credit union if I need it.

Don't really know my score either but I do request a free credit report about every 6-8 months...rotating the request from one of the three credit agencies...to scan over the report after seeing what my son had to go thru two years ago with someone stealing his identity. :(

Don't know exactly what mine is either. But it didn't hurt having a small car payment for the past couple years. Now that I don't have that anymore I am sure that it will go down, which doesn't make sense. But at least it was high enough this year to drop my home owners and car insurance.

Not fair to the other people with lower scores.This country should do away with the practice of rating peoples credit.The crack whore in the city should have the same chance to get a mortgage and low intrest rate as me to buy that $300k home in the country.