02-27-2009 10:44 PM
02-27-2009 10:51 PM
concorduser wrote:
Did any one try asking Amex to remove the hard inq's on your EX Report? I am trying to cleanup my report. There are 10 hard Inq's on my EX by Amex. I guess when I was young and foolish I have applied for Amex Card relentlessly. Do you think I would have any luck in asking Amex to either remove these inq's or turn them into soft inq's?
How old are these INQs, Concord?
02-28-2009 07:53 AM
ByrdMan wrote:How old are these INQs, Concord?
I think 4-5 from this year and rest from last year.I have total 72 inq's on my EX for last 24 months. I am hoping if Amex takes out these 10 my total will drop to 62. Do you think Amex would recode them as soft or remove them?
02-28-2009 07:56 AM
02-28-2009 08:34 AM
**bleep** 72 INQ on 1 CR. How many accounts did you get from all those INQ? That said, I doubt Amex will remove anything so your best bet would be to freeze ex for the near future or in your case freeze all three.
02-28-2009 08:51 AM
02-28-2009 08:54 AM
ByrdMan wrote:
Concord has vowed that he is in credit gardening mode, so no need to freeze them, right Concord?
Yes. You are right. No more apping so no need to freeze accounts. I am trying to clean up the reports. I have few lates and one paid collection. I am trying to get this negatives out.

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