Soft credit inquiries include: when you check your own credit report, when a current creditor checks your credit report, or potential creditor wants to scope you out without your permission.
Not exact matches
Sweet says
soft inquiries, which are when a consumer pulls their own report or a company does a promotional pull to offer a «pre-approved»
credit option are not
included on reports seen by lenders.
Conversely,
soft credit inquiries (which will not negatively affect your
credit score) can
include a:
Other
soft inquiries that don't hurt you
include pre-screened
credit card offers that you receive in the mail, and the free credit score generated by Credit S
credit card offers that you receive in the mail, and the free
credit score generated by Credit S
credit score generated by
Credit S
Credit Sesame.
A
soft inquiry, as it's sometimes called, does not
include a hard pull on your
credit, but instead relies on information you supply to the issuer.