@b_seeker wrote:There was a guy here a month or so ago that had well over a 100 between his three reports and continued applying for more cards against everyone's advice.
Did he actually obtain any new cards?? I would find it very hard to believe that he would..
@Tommy5746 wrote:
@b_seeker wrote:There was a guy here a month or so ago that had well over a 100 between his three reports and continued applying for more cards against everyone's advice.
Did he actually obtain any new cards?? I would find it very hard to believe that he would..
I can't remember exactly but he may have snuck one through on a recon. But the majority of what he was apping for were banks that wouldn't touch him with those kinds of inqs and he couldn't figure out why. Pretty much everyone was just smh by the end. I tried finding the topic in my old messages but I couldn't find it. May have been purged.
@b_seeker wrote:There was a guy here a month or so ago that had well over a 100 between his three reports and continued applying for more cards against everyone's advice.
One of our latest trolls!! 
Starting Score: 560
Grins... I think 56 is record
I had 26 in EXP before joining the forum... cause I did not know how much inqs affects you
There was a girl here named Lisa something that had 90 or more inquiries and wouldn't stop apping. Then had the nerve to be worried about AA on her current cards. This wasn't more than a month or two or ago.
Not sure about the most inqs I've ever had, but I'm guessing 10 plus/minus a couple.
As for those with a ton of inqs, I', thinking they must enjoy rejection, because after a certain point it's got to be hard to explain away 30 or more.
omg.. i thought 19 was bad!! well it is very bad.. but shwew
Even when I've gotten approved, when I see that new inquiry alert I get this icky sick feeling, same feeling I get from eating naughty cheesy food that I just ate too much of. Not sure which is worse, both have lasting effects! 