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@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:This Cap One Auto pre-qualifier interests me - however the page I found is asking me for a Personal Code, and won't let me in without one. Does that mean you have to already have been offered an auto loan through them, or am I on the wrong site?
If you have a CO card, you will likely get them in the mail. About every month!
Unless your reports are frozen Then you get nothing and no pre-quals hahaha
@Scupra wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:This Cap One Auto pre-qualifier interests me - however the page I found is asking me for a Personal Code, and won't let me in without one. Does that mean you have to already have been offered an auto loan through them, or am I on the wrong site?
If you have a CO card, you will likely get them in the mail. About every month!
Unless your reports are frozen Then you get nothing and no pre-quals hahaha
no, nothing frozen here, and I've explicitly Opted-In. I figure I have a rough gauge of my success by the quality of the offers that roll in
I got denied at local CU after submitting tons of paperwork. DENIED with ANY amount down.
I just got a car loan from Cap One with no paperwork and no money down required at 2.49% for 72 months !!!
Could not have been easier and better rate than the CU best rate with an 850 credit score.
Thanks Cap One!
DON'T WORK FOR CREDIT CARDS ... MAKE CREDIT CARDS WORK FOR YOU!
@Shooting-For-800 wrote:I got denied at local CU after submitting tons of paperwork. DENIED with ANY amount down.
I just got a car loan from Cap One with no paperwork and no money down required at 2.49% for 72 months !!!
Could not have been easier and better rate than the CU best rate with an 850 credit score.
Thanks Cap One!
Everything happens for a reason Congrats on the grate rate
@Anonymous wrote:
Bk discharge 4/19/16. Capital one gave me the same standard 3 - 10%. Generic. When the dealer submitted to them it was at almost 11.
@Anonymous came in at 6 as did my local credit union, took chase and refinanced with penfed month later @ 4.8. Luv penfed!
How do you become associated with them?
Cheryl
@Cheryla18 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Bk discharge 4/19/16. Capital one gave me the same standard 3 - 10%. Generic. When the dealer submitted to them it was at almost 11.
@Anonymous came in at 6 as did my local credit union, took chase and refinanced with penfed month later @ 4.8. Luv penfed!How do you become associated with them?
Cheryl
Just need to go to their site and sign up for an account. There is an option to pay $14 or $15 to become a member of a group that makes you eligible for PenFed
@Scupra wrote:
@Cheryla18 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Bk discharge 4/19/16. Capital one gave me the same standard 3 - 10%. Generic. When the dealer submitted to them it was at almost 11.
@Anonymous came in at 6 as did my local credit union, took chase and refinanced with penfed month later @ 4.8. Luv penfed!How do you become associated with them?
Cheryl
Just need to go to their site and sign up for an account. There is an option to pay $14 or $15 to become a member of a group that makes you eligible for PenFed
Alternatively, you can pay $25 and become a member of an organization that makes you eligible for both Penfed and NFCU - instructions are here available here:
/How-to-join-NCFU-and-rebuild-as-a-civilian
Good Luck!