11-30-2012 09:48 AM
Gemini wrote:Good Morning all.... I have had alot of luck in getting some cli's on some of my cards due to the holiday season. I didnt need any of it but why pass over the presents from the ccc's around this time.. I know i have alot of credit cards but i think i manage them well... Here is the LONG list of them...I use a spreadsheet to keep up with everything....
ALLIANT CC 12.24% 5,000
AMAZON STORE CARD 25.99% 5,000
AMAZON VISA 21.24% 5,000
AMEX BLUE 10.24% 13,500
AMEX BLUE CASH EVERYDAY 0.00% 5,000
AMEX CLEAR 0.00%
5,000
BARCLAYS APPLE 22.99% 10,000
BB HSBC MASTERCARD 22.99% 1,200
BB STORE CARD 25.24% 6,000
BOA MC 11.99% 7,500
BOA VISA 11.24% 8,500
CAPITAL ONE CASH REWARDS 0.00% 3,000
CAPITAL ONE MC 14.90% 4,450
CAPITAL ONE VISA 15.90% 1,400
CHASE MC 10.24% 6,700
CHASE MC 22.24% 5,500
CITI DP MC 10.74% 4,650
CITI MC 10.74% 9,020
DILLARDS 21.99% 9,000
DELL FINANCIAL 27.24% 2,500
DISCOVER 17.99% 11,500
FIRST TECH CU 10.50% 10,000
FTN CC 5.15% 8,000
JC PENNEY 26.99% 9,000
MACYS 22.90% 5,000
NATIONWIDE CC 11.24% 10,000
NFCU CASHREWARDS 10.65% 25,000
NFCU MC BALANCE 9.99% 25,000
NFCU NAVCHECK 14.90% 10,000
NFCU VISA BALANCE 9.99% 25,000
ORION 11.99% 7,500
PENFED 9.99% 7,500
PENFED PROMISE 7.49% 5,000
PSECU PSL 12.90% 20,000
PSECU VISA 9.90% 20,000
SAMS DISCOVER 19.90% 13,000
SAMS STORE 20.87% 12,000
SCFCU 13.80% 4,000
SDFCU 6.99% 15,000
SEARS MASTERCARD 25.24% 8,000
TARGET 22.90% 1,000
U S BANK 13.99% 6,500
USAA AMEX 10.90% 14,000
USAA MASTERCARD 9.90% 8,000
WALMART DISCOVER 22.90% 12,000
WALMART STORE 19.87% 9,000
Jaw on floor!!
11-30-2012 09:48 AM
I see several glaring defiencies in your credit card portfolio, you are missing cards that start with the letters E, G, H, I, K, L, Q, R, V, X, Y, Z but at least you hae a reason to AP for more cards.... damm that is a lot of cards,
11-30-2012 10:10 AM
jamesdwi wrote:I see several glaring defiencies in your credit card portfolio, you are missing cards that start with the letters E, G, H, I, K, L, Q, R, V, X, Y, Z but at least you hae a reason to AP for more cards.... damm that is a lot of cards,
Agh don't say that!!! Now i want at least 26 cards each starting with an appropriate letter of the alphabet sometime in the distant future o.O OCD is kicking in...
11-30-2012 10:13 AM
daybreakgonesXe wrote:
jamesdwi wrote:I see several glaring defiencies in your credit card portfolio, you are missing cards that start with the letters E, G, H, I, K, L, Q, R, V, X, Y, Z but at least you hae a reason to AP for more cards.... damm that is a lot of cards,
Agh don't say that!!! Now i want at least 26 cards each starting with an appropriate letter of the alphabet sometime in the distant future o.O OCD is kicking in...
you shouldn't call it OCD, my daughter refers to it as CDO, its like OCD but the letters are in alphabetical order like they should be.
11-30-2012 11:12 AM
Well, I'll have to explain to my boss that I didn't get anything done today because I spent my entire time scrolling through that post.
THAT is a stack.
| Current: EQ FICO 664, TU FICO 683, EX FICO 698 | Starting Score: 525 (05/2012) Starting total revolving credit: $1100 | Current total revolving credit: $7000 Inquiries (12 Months): EQ 3 TU 2 EX 2 | Most Recent: 1/8/2013 | 700 Club | AMEX Gold NPSL DCU Visa $2000 Cap1 Cash Rewards $2000 BOA Platinum $600 WalMart $800 |
11-30-2012 11:21 AM
Show us your Wallet.
11-30-2012 11:23 AM
Mustangfrank wrote:Show us your Wallet.
Haha. In keeping with the theme of the day
| Current: EQ FICO 664, TU FICO 683, EX FICO 698 | Starting Score: 525 (05/2012) Starting total revolving credit: $1100 | Current total revolving credit: $7000 Inquiries (12 Months): EQ 3 TU 2 EX 2 | Most Recent: 1/8/2013 | 700 Club | AMEX Gold NPSL DCU Visa $2000 Cap1 Cash Rewards $2000 BOA Platinum $600 WalMart $800 |
11-30-2012 04:40 PM
11-30-2012 04:46 PM
and my wife thinks I am outta control...............lol
11-30-2012 04:46 PM
Remember the old thread saying how many cards are too many.
Wow. All CC's have there meaning for every $ spent. Nice work.

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