530 to 745 in 18 months

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myFICO

You should ignore those VS3 scores, as essentially no lenders are going to use them in lending decisions. Just because a score (probably a Fico Auto version) was within 5 points of your VS3 doesn't mean you can rely on that being the case at all times. The next time you checked there could be a 100 point variance between those scores. I would suggest just tracking the Fico score(s) you have access to, like the EX F8 you get from experian.com or the EQ F8 you get from myfico.com for free.

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Experian

You should ignore those VS3 scores, as essentially no lenders are going to use them in lending decisions. Just because a score (probably a Fico Auto version) was within 5 points of your VS3 doesn't mean you can rely on that being the case at all times. The next time you checked there could be a 100 point variance between those scores. I would suggest just tracking the Fico score(s) you have access to, like the EX F8 you get from experian.com or the EQ F8 you get from myfico.com for free.

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