Why in the world can I not view my credit score?

I am 19 years old and still have NO credit, but I have been told that my credit is BAD and thats why I cant get a credit card. I tried to get my credit score on annualcreditreport.com and it keeps saying they cant send me my credit score? why is this?

Why in the world can I not view my credit score?

if you are denid credit you can pay to see your credit $30.00

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Why in the world can I not view my credit score?

If you apply at Sears and they turn you down they will tell you which company provided the negative information and you can get a free copy of your credit report from that company. If you have applied for several cards in say the last month you will get a bad result on credit inquiries from Sears or whomever. Check the letter you recieved denying credit and read the small print. Everything I just said is in there.

Why in the world can I not view my credit score?

That%26#039;s because annualcreditreport.com is only going to show you what%26#039;s actually IN your file. The credit score isn%26#039;t part of that. If you want the FICO, you%26#039;re going to have to pay someone for it.

Why in the world can I not view my credit score?

You applied for a loan or credit card and a few weeks after were shocked to see a rejection letter in your mailbox. What went wrong? The letter says your credit history isn%26#039;t perfect to get you that loan. What to do now? Don%26#039;t panic. These three simple steps can get help you deal with the credit bureau confidently and get things corrected.

1. Grab a copy of your credit report

When rejected for a loan or credit card, ask the lender about which credit bureau provided your credit history to them. The three main credit bureau that take care of keeping credit history records are Experian, Equifax and TransUnion. When you have the name of credit bureau go ahead and get a copy of your credit report from them. Every credit bureau is obliged to provide one free copy of your credit report each year. By all means do get it and make a habit of checking your credit report regularly. When you have a credit report check it for discrepancies. Keeping a record of financial transactions will help you substantiate your claim over any false entries in your credit report. Read more from: http://www.credit-card-gallery.com/artic...