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So FP, Credit One, and Fingerhut have fell to the axe to make way from prime cards. Will wait for what Cap1 does with my subprime HSBC Household account before I make the decision on that one.
Feels so good!!!
@annielorie wrote:Way to go LS now youve taken away all the things amex might cry over !!!!! Did ya see credit karma 710 today
WTG!!!!!
What is fingerhut? I'm not up to date on all these new products
You are smart to wait on your HSBC account!! I can't wait to see too, you never know what will happen untel it happens. I have an Orchard Bank card myself.
@LS2982 wrote:So FP, Credit One, and Fingerhut have fell to the axe to make way from prime cards. Will wait for what Cap1 does with my subprime HSBC Household account before I make the decision on that one.
Feels so good!!!
@Anonymous wrote:What is fingerhut? I'm not up to date on all these new products
Fingerhut is definitely not a new product; it's a mail/online company where you can order various things...very slow to give CLIs (I don't believe you can ask for one, either; but I'm not sure). I have a Fingerhut account that was opened in 2004 with a starting CL of $225, and as of today, it's over $2,000. I would close it, but it's my oldest reporting TL.
Edited to add: They do report to the CBs...in case you're wondering.
@digitaldiva wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:What is fingerhut? I'm not up to date on all these new products
Fingerhut is definitely not a new product; it's a mail/online company where you can order various things...very slow to give CLIs (I don't believe you can ask for one, either; but I'm not sure). I have a Fingerhut account that was opened in 2004 with a starting CL of $225, and as of today, it's over $2,000. I would close it, but it's my oldest reporting TL.
Edited to add: They do report to the CBs...in case you're wondering.
They only report to EQ / TU. Not EX.
I would have kept them but I felt like they were holding my credit report down to prime lenders.