Police arenât celebrities, so theyâre not always used to being photographed in public. So even if youâre recording at a safe distance, they might approach and ask what you are doing. Avoid saying things like âIâm recording you to make sure youâre doing your job rightâ or âI donât trust you.â.
Credit Karma is accurate in the sense that it gives information about the data in a credit report and contains the latest information reported by creditors to the TransUnion credit bureau. Information is sometimes outdated when creditors have not recently updated a credit report. On the other hand, Credit Karma is not accurate in terms of FICO credit score, which is the official score most often used by creditors.
As you can see in the graphics above, Credit.com offers you a range for several different types of credit scores. The one that matters the most is often the FICOÂ® Score. Credit.com places my score in the range of 750-850. On the other hand, Credit Karma offers one exact score directly from one of the reporting bureaus. It is not a FICOÂ® Score, however.