ByWhohmha
Hi, I just applied for a Schufa credit check, and my score actually seems good. The Schufa website states that 70% of all Germans have a score above 97%. But that means that if you have exactly 97%, you have a below-average score, which can't be good.
Does anyone have any more detailed information about the %?
I assume there's a world of difference between 97, 98, 99, and 100%. Is that possible?
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Ne 97-98 is completely ok. The rest of minor things