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Article Title: View Credit Report History Online And Protect Your Name
Author: Andy  Zain
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Word Count: 448
Keywords: view,credit report,history
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Did you know you can go online right now and view credit report information for 
your name? All you need is your social security number and answers to a few 
personal questions from your past, and you can see everything lenders and 
creditors see when they view your credit, plus more! Today, your handshake 
means nothing and your credit means everything. That is why you need to protect 
you name. 

Just checking your name is even not good enough today. This is because there 
may be alias names listed for you on your credit report that you have never 
legally gone by. This is because advertisers and creditors may get your name 
wrong and when they file that name under your social security number it becomes 
connected to you. That is just one reason to check your history online. You can 
dispute wrong names. 

There could be a variety of collection accounts and other negative information 
that is not accurate on your report right now. The only way to figure out the 
mistakes that may have been made and fix them is to gain access to your own 
records and dispute the inaccurate flaws. A lot of this stuff may be collected 
electronically these days, but we still have imperfect humans inputting the 
information. 

So, how do you do this? First of all, realize that you are entitled to one free 
copy of your credit report from all three reporting bureaus every year. You can 
look at all three versions of your report at once through websites that allow 
you to prove your identity and access them online, or you can look at one every 
few months so you have your eye on the records throughout the year. 

Both of these options are flawed. If you spread your viewing of the three 
reports across the year, you may miss something that only shows up one of the 
reports. Most people do have differences between reports because some 
businesses may not report to all three collecting agencies. You will miss 
something that could be important if you spread them out. 

Yet, if you decide to look at them all at once you cannot do it again for a 
year unless you pay for the access. This leaves your name vulnerable for a 
solid year. 

Thankfully, some businesses have stepped up to fill the gap here and make it 
affordable for anyone to view credit report information year round. There are 
services which electronically monitor your name and social security number and 
notify you when someone uses your information or views your credit. Or, you can 
pay a nominal fee just to view your information at anytime during the year.

For more tips and information on credit reports visit 
http://www.creditreportyes.com
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