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    Can I Use Someone Else's Good Credit To Raise My Score?

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    No it is illegal to do this if yget caught then it is a federal offence.

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    The question is can you, not what happens if you get caught. Well, can you?

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      The answer is no, you can't transfer another's good credit to your credit rating. These aren't carbon offsets we're talking about.

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      Tprotect FICO scores, Fair Isaac is changing its FICO scoring formula so that it will no longer recognize authorized-user accounts.

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      I totally agree with the above you can not use someone  credit rating for your self

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      No you can't Use Someone Else's Good Credit to raise your score.

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      If you could do it, it wouldn't be legal, but it can't be done.  The other person's credit score is in their name, not yours.  Anything that occurs would go toward their credit.   

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