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posted: Aug. 21, 2007 @ 11:32a
therivler1 said:whyshy said:does anyone how to create alerts using this service?
I was confused about this also, and I think the alerts come automatically if something material changes about your CR.To get to National City's Guide to Understanding Alerts page, follow these steps: once you access your new report, from your Welcome page click Credit Center (top); from there click Credit Alerts (top); next click Understanding Alerts (left side of the page just beneath View Credit Alerts).
Guide to Understanding Alerts
Our Credit Alerts service automatically scans your credit data on a daily basis and sends you email notifications when something changes. Depending on your subscription level, our Credit Alerts either monitor your TransUnion credit report or all three of your reports from TransUnion, Equifax and Experian.
Email notifications are sent the same day that something changes in your credit data. An alert can be triggered by one of several types of credit changes including address changes, new inquiries, posting of negative information such as late payments, new account openings, public record postings and other factors such as name changes or fraud alerts.
Customers with Credit Alerts that monitor all three credit reporting agencies may note that alerts are not always sent for all three agencies at the same time. Each of the credit bureaus maintains your records independently and may not make the same updates at the same time. Additionally, some records (such as inquiries) may be posted on only one of your credit reports.
Message edited by: curtisekarr on 2007-08-21 11:40:14 CDT