Holy score watch alert.

Anonymous · ‎08-28-2014

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Talk about something to see right after you roll out of bed.

Went from 1 card reporting $15. To 2 cards reporting $52 total. $550 total Cl. The joys of a thin file.

keithB · ‎08-28-2014

@Anonymous wrote:
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Talk about something to see right after you roll out of bed.

Went from 1 card reporting $15. To 2 cards reporting $52 total. $550 total Cl. The joys of a thin file.

It has more to do with AAoA I'm guessing. Of course having only one report a balance monthly is the best bet - and that at 1-9% of that card's CL. Choose the largest CL and let that one report at under 9% if you have to.

Anonymous · ‎08-28-2014

It was uncontrolled. I usually let $2-$5 report. BoA reported $2 at statement cut then reported the annual fee 2 days later. The second card has a zero balance it just hasn't reported yet. AAoA is almost 3 years.

heyarrnold · ‎08-28-2014

Yeah, it has to do with your report being thing.

Prior to my backdate, and having larger limits, my scores would jump up and down my a lot haha.

taxi818 · ‎08-28-2014

i agree. Holy score watch. heheheh

1 point per dollar.

damn that is hard core.

im curious how fast will it rise when you pay back down.

Anonymous · ‎09-03-2014

Wanted to give everyone an update on this. The 2nd card has reported a zero balance and now the score has risen 3 points higher than it originally was.

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