The three national credit report agencys adresses?
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Trans Union Consumer Relations\nPO Box 1000\nChester, PA 19022\n1-800-888-4213\n\nEquifax Consumer Relations\nPO Box 740241\nAtlanta, GA 30374\n1-800-685-1111\n\nExperian Consumer Realtions\nPO Box 2002\nAllen, TX 75013\n1-888-397-3742
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This one is called Eufora Credit Builedr Mastercard from Bank First and it reports to the credit bureaus. \n\n\n\nhttp://www.goeufora.com/418121496892
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yes....www.annualcreditreport.com
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TO request your reports go to www.annualcreditreport.com or call (877)322-8228 toll free, or write Annual Credit Report\nRequest Services, P.O. Box 105281 \nAtlanta, GA 30348-5281, you can get 1 free copy from the three major credit reporting agency.
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Each credit agency can provide you with one free credit report per year.  Just go to one of their websites and there's usually a link on the main page that takes you to the request page.  You can either see the reports online and print them out, or if you want the report mailed then you have to print out a request form and mail it out.  The three major credit bureaus are Experian, Equifax, and Transunion.  (Their websites are their names).
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www.annualcreditreport.com
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Go to freecreditreports.com or call one of the bureaus equifax, experian or transunion they should be able to forward a tri-merge (recs on all 3 bureaus) with credit scores.  Watch out for those inquiries!!!
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The most likely site is freecreditreport.com which offers all three reports and scores for a monthly fee. The price really depends on the product you choose and the "free" part is that your first report is free if you get the three in one credit monitoring service. Good Luck.
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Don't use this site. Go to www.annualcreditreport.com instead.  AnnualCreditReport.com is the only site that is government approved to receive a free credit report from each of the bureaus.\nTo get a 'free' report from Creditexpert.com you must sign up for their 30-day trial credit monitoring service.\nAnnualcreditreport.com does not ask for credit card information nor does it require any subscription for other services.  It is 100% free!
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The only place authorized by the government to provide free credit reports to consumers is annualcreditreport.com
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Well I know Macy's does because I have them. I am unsure if your question is which ones report your payment history, balance, etc to the credit bureau or which ones use all three bureaus for approvals on new line's of credit. As far as I know major dept stores, which are usually represented by larger banks, report to all three bureaus. But each dept store has individual bureaus that they use for credit verification on all new accounts. They usually have preferences from ongoing relationships with individual bureaus.
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I think you may mean "Equifax." They're one of the credit reporting companies. Their site is www.equifax.com
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The three major agencies are:\n\nEquifax   http://equifax.com/\nPO Box 105873 \nAtlanta, GA 30348 \n800-685-1111 \n\nExperian   http://www.experian.com/\nPO Box 2002 \nAllen, TX 75013 \nConsumer Credit Questions \n888-EXPERIAN (888-397-3742) \n\nTransUnion   http://www.transunion.com/index.jsp\nPost Office Box 2000 \nChester, PA 19022 \n(800) 888-4213 \n\nAt each of their websites, you can provide update information for your credit records. \n\nGood luck! - Stuart
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It depends.  Did you go to the actual credit reporting website, like were you transferred to the Experian or Transunion sites?  And even if you weren't, I would still worry.\n\nGo the the gov site that lets you get all 3 reports for free.  I think its www.annualcreditreport.com  Get all three reports and compare them.  If they have wrong information, you need to contact each of the individual companies and get the info corrected.  Its not all that hard to do.
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US Bank has a page with the addresses of their loan officers.\nhttp://mtg.usbank.com/cgi_mtg/cfm/index.cfm
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The link below will take you to the site. The government does not have a site for credit reports, but they did enact a law stating that each individual should have reasonable access to his or her credit report. Each of the big 3 Credit Agencies are listed here. TransUnion, Equifax and Experian are required to give you a copy of your credit report annualy. I suggest you use one service every 4 months to keep track of how your credit report is being updated.
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go to the sites of different banks then