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All creditors look at your entire credit profile which includes HP's. It is never just a matter of score.
Further, what constitutes "too many" will vary by credit profile. In general, thiiner and poor profiles will handle less inquiries than thicker profiles in good standing. The former are more likely to see inquiries cited as a denial reason.
They do care about how many HPs you have as that results mostly in new accounts.
@takeshi74 wrote:All creditors look at your entire credit profile which includes HP's. It is never just a matter of score.
Further, what constitutes "too many" will vary by credit profile. In general, thiiner and poor profiles will handle less inquiries than thicker profiles in good standing. The former are more likely to see inquiries cited as a denial reason.
+1. If it was just a matter of score, I'd have a $20,000 limit on my Sallie Mae. Instead I have a $2K limit, and I had to recon to get that. My TU when I apped was 800.