Check Credit Report And Scores Online With Ease

July 7, 2010 - PRLog -- And similarly, people are becoming more aware that they must know what information is contained in their credit report. Unfortunately, for most people it is difficult to get this information.

Aurora Lillo Editor of the "Best Credit Reporting Services" website -- http://www.BestCreditReportServices.com -- pointed out;


“...The government-sponsored Annual Credit Report website only gives the report, rather than the score, and only once a year. To be able to see the score, a consumer would have to pay each credit bureau a large amount of money, and go through a difficult process, with lots of paperwork...”

What's the solution to this? As they say, you get what you pay for, and the free solutions here are not worth much. Perhaps the best solution for a savvy consumer who wants to keep close tabs on his or her credit score and report is to use one of the subscription websites, such as creditreport.com or freecreditreport360.com. These sites, for an almost negligible monthly fee of 15-25 dollars will give invaluable services. Not only does one get to see the entire report, including the score, but one also can see this information on a very regular basis, rather than an inadequate once a year. Also, these websites have excellent and very easy-to-use interfaces.

Furthermore, these websites offer services that can be found nowhere else. For example, for a small fee they will monitor information as it is added to a person's credit report. If the information seems to be unusual, such as a sudden spurt of new accounts opened in a consumer's name, they can warn him or her via email, making identity theft protection far easier. The sites also show the subscriber all three reports, rather than just one, including the score. This is what most large lenders see, so it should be what the consumer sees as well. This can help the consumer to find differences between the reports, which can indicate identity theft, and to figure out where he or she might have gone wrong in trying to repair his or her credit. It's the easiest way to do this, and signing up for a program just makes sense.

“...One might ask which of these websites to sign up for. Well, that is a matter of personal preference. Some offer different features, so a consumer should probably choose the one with features that he or she wants that is at the right price. It's just critical to sign up for one of them if one wants to stay on top of his or her financial life...” added A. Lillo.

Further information about how to get a detailed credit report including scores and as often as you want by visiting; http://www.BestCreditReportServices.com