Credit Bureau Discrepancies

Re: Credit Bureau Discrepancies
It's because each bureau had different information on you. Some creditors only report information to one or two Bureaus. There is also a time delay. This is what my bank has to say about it:

Why do different sources show different FICO scores?
Your FICO credit score provided on this website is as of a certain date (usually for the preceding month) as indicated with the score. If you purchase a credit report product from a credit bureau with a FICO credit score, that score will most likely be different because it is based on your current credit information.

It is also important to note that your score may be different at each of the three main credit reporting agencies. The FICO score from each credit reporting agency considers only the data in your credit report at that agency. If your current scores from the three credit reporting agencies are different, it's probably because the information those agencies have on you differs. If you have a question about your FICO credit score or the items in your credit report, please contact TransUnion at www.transunioncs.com.