A credit score is something that shows all the times you've borrowed and payed back money to a company. It's a way for other companies to find out if you are 'good for the money'.
As for the 'B', it's probably a grade they gave you based on A-F. If you're young and haven't taken out loans or credit cards, you have a good, but not excellent, credit report.
The system is based on a score of 0-850. The higher, the better. Make your score go up by paying off bills on time, and it goes down if you don't pay stuff on time.
Also, if t mobile checked your credit report, you can probably get a free copy of it. If not, go to equifax.com. It's a credit report site that keeps track of it.
2007-02-06 08:54:11
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answered by jerzy03 3
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Your credit score is made up of the following:
1. Payment history 35%
2. Time in bureau 15%
3. New credit 10%
4. Type of credit used 10%
5. Debt to income ratio 30%
If they said you scored a "B" your score is around 600.
2007-02-06 16:49:16
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answered by ? 7
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A "B" is okay.
A Credit score is a way for companies to weigh you as a risk. The higher the score the better risk you are, or the more likely you are to repay the company granting you credit.
It works by taking a look at your past history, the type of credit you have, how you pay, and a few other factors and rates you as a risk.
2007-02-06 16:59:20
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answered by Alan W 3
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Your credit score is a nationally used formula to assist retailers in establishing a customers risk. Matching social security numbers, birthdates, and last names with every finaincial transaction tracks everyones fiscal record. The record is then put to a point system, with high numbers being low risk, and low numbers being low risk.
2007-02-06 16:49:45
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answered by Tim 6
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The below article will explain everything you need to know:
2007-02-06 19:47:45
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answered by Alex K 2
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