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@haulingthescoreup wrote:
Just as a note to many of the posters up above: I'm reasonably sure that OP is a she, not a he. Note the screen name (msheresy) and avatar.
I don't know about OP, but I'm always amused when someone thinks I'm a he.
BTW, OP, I didn't mean that it was awful of you to somehow involve your card with a cell-phone issue, and I now see what you meant. It just set a tiny light flickering in my over-crowded mind, and it turns out that it was on a post by Fretless Mayhem. Anyway, I agree, even if it had been used to buy a half-dozen Blackberries, that would have been a ridiculous trigger.
We're like a TV investigation show, examining the body of AmEx FR victims, trying to find clues and ties to previous victims! CSI: myFICO, maybe. (Can I be whats-her-name, the impossibly thin Greek actress on the CSI:NY version, with the crazy curly hair?)
Yeah, I'm a she. I noticed all the he talk but thats the last of my worries right now! I searched and read some old threads and it really doesnt seem that there is a method to the FR triggers. Still irritating tho!
haulingthescoreup wrote:
Just as a note to many of the posters up above: I'm reasonably sure that OP is a she, not a he. Note the screen name (msheresy) and avatar.
I don't know about OP, but I'm always amused when someone thinks I'm a he.
BTW, OP, I didn't mean that it was awful of you to somehow involve your card with a cell-phone issue, and I now see what you meant. It just set a tiny light flickering in my over-crowded mind, and it turns out that it was on a post by Fretless Mayhem. Anyway, I agree, even if it had been used to buy a half-dozen Blackberries, that would have been a ridiculous trigger.
We're like a TV investigation show, examining the body of AmEx FR victims, trying to find clues and ties to previous victims! CSI: myFICO, maybe. (Can I be whats-her-name, the impossibly thin Greek actress on the CSI:NY version, with the crazy curly hair?)
@msheresy wrote:Yeah, I'm a she. I noticed all the he talk but thats the last of my worries right now! I searched and read some old threads and it really doesnt seem that there is a method to the FR triggers. Still irritating tho!
@haulingthescoreup wrote:
Just as a note to many of the posters up above: I'm reasonably sure that OP is a she, not a he. Note the screen name (msheresy) and avatar.
I don't know about OP, but I'm always amused when someone thinks I'm a he.
BTW, OP, I didn't mean that it was awful of you to somehow involve your card with a cell-phone issue, and I now see what you meant. It just set a tiny light flickering in my over-crowded mind, and it turns out that it was on a post by Fretless Mayhem. Anyway, I agree, even if it had been used to buy a half-dozen Blackberries, that would have been a ridiculous trigger.
We're like a TV investigation show, examining the body of AmEx FR victims, trying to find clues and ties to previous victims! CSI: myFICO, maybe. (Can I be whats-her-name, the impossibly thin Greek actress on the CSI:NY version, with the crazy curly hair?)
@smallfry wrote:
Fretless that was a major no-no.
Jubeyy wrote:
So does anyone think I stand a good chance to get FR'ed? When I applied for my card, it was the third one of night (I had been 7 months since my last credit card app.) but I did these 3 in one night. A citi, a Chase and an Amex....got the Amex.
I am pretty sure the other two apps. hadn't gone through to the reporting agencies yet since I did the 3 apps all within 90 minutes or so (late on a Friday night)
So now, a few weeks later, it will show that I applied for all 3. They may not like it?