He is a mean and greedy man who often does business with the Romans. Appears in Asterix and the Cauldron when he tries to trick the Gauls into paying his taxes for him, though by the end he has lost the money he regained.
This is normal. Your credit score could change daily depending on how often your credit report is updated. Your creditors and lenders are continuously making updates to your credit report throughout the month. Each time you check your credit score, it's recalculated based on the information in your credit report.
FICO spokesman Craig Watts says your score will recover over time because the scoring model factors in when you made your errors, how bad they were -- for example, was your payment late by 30 days or by 90 days? -- and how often you made them. However, FICO's mathematical formula can't predict exactly how fast your score will improve. Watts says there are simply too many changes that can happen over time in a consumer's credit report, both due to the cardholder's own actions and changes that are beyond the consumer's control.