01-12-2013 02:39 PM - edited 01-12-2013 02:45 PM
I was told that i couldnt get the card for the reason that i have new accounts
I was offered the secure card instead because my score is to low i guess...Wow
Do i get the secure card with; 720 fico/5.5 yrs AAOA/12 yrs of credit history/1% utl ???????
I guess we have to go back to kindergarden base on this lender
01-12-2013 02:42 PM
Thats lame. If they dont want to do business with you then wy would you want to do business with them?
01-12-2013 02:44 PM
I thought i give it a shot but they did offer me the SECURED credit card![]()
01-12-2013 02:45 PM
I dont see the point in that personally...
01-12-2013 02:48 PM
lol you know what i mean.i will mail them you know ****** what.How much low this lenders are willing to go today..Wow![]()
01-12-2013 02:52 PM - edited 01-12-2013 02:56 PM
astritaho1979 wrote:I was told that i couldnt get the card for the reason that i have new accounts
I was offered the secure card instead because my score is to low i guess...Wow
Do i get the secure card with; 720 fico/5.5 yrs AAOA/12 yrs of credit history/1% utl ???????
I guess we have to go back to kindergarden base on this lender
They just closed out your acoount. Why would they open it back up when they see you as such a credit risk?
01-12-2013 02:55 PM - edited 01-12-2013 02:55 PM
If your starting score was in the 500's just two year ago. How would you have an AAoA of over 5 years after opening all the new accounts you claim to have opened?
US Bank wants nothing to do with you and neither would I.
01-12-2013 03:06 PM - edited 01-12-2013 03:07 PM
.....Well this is getting interesting.......
01-12-2013 03:15 PM
what are you saying now.U seems to be incorrect on all the posts u have in here.I dont remember you ever been correct about anything so yea
01-12-2013 03:16 PM
very

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