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I've just effectively hit $100,350 in revolving credit amongst my 14 cards. I lurk on this forum more than I post, but I want to thank everyone who contributes here. This forum contains a wealth of information, and without it I wouldn't have taken my credit to where it is today. It's almost addicting. I started at age 19 with a clean slate, not even considered for a measly $500 credit card to over $100K in less than four years. I wish I would have discovered myFICO sooner than I did. Now that I've reached the goal I set out to conquer, it's time to garden. Thanks again myFICO.
I'm very happy for you and your success! It's amazing how people can go from having a small amount of total available credit to a large amount through persistence and learning from these very forums. Godspeed. I love your set of cards too.
Nice.. Congrats.
Congrats, what happens next is even scarier if you have semi-decent income, without much work at all, you will probably double your total CL in less than 2 years, possibly one with some gardening then an AP spree.
@chalupaman wrote:I'm very happy for you and your success! It's amazing how people can go from having a small amount of total available credit to a large amount through persistence and learning from these very forums. Godspeed. I love your set of cards too.
Thanks!
@Anonymous wrote:Nice.. Congrats.
Thank you.
@jamesdwi wrote:Congrats, what happens next is even scarier if you have semi-decent income, without much work at all, you will probably double your total CL in less than 2 years, possibly one with some gardening then an AP spree.
Thank you! If I had Chase cards, I'd probably be at about that lol.