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I too have raised my score enough to get a Discover More and Barclay card with everything I've learned here. Follow the great advice on myFICO and you will succeed!
@Believe1970 wrote:+1
I too have raised my score enough to get a Discover More and Barclay card with everything I've learned here. Follow the great advice on myFICO and you will succeed!
+1 also
i started with a 300 household card and look where im at now
For each of the members posting above...YOU are at least half of the solution, and IMO, much more than that!
Each of you took the time to look for answers. You educated yourselves. No one else did that for you...or could.
Please give yourselves credit for your accomplishments.
The folks here just advise, just to help, because we've all been there at one time or another in our lives. You did the rest.
Welcome to the forum, longhorns! Thanks for the post!
+1....I too started with a $300 CL from Orchard 6yrs ago. Best thing anyone can do when they are rebuilding is, read this forum, educate yourself and never miss a single payment. With all of the above and patience, your score will rise.
Another +1 !!!!!
@Uborrow-Upay wrote:For each of the members posting above...YOU are at least half of the solution, and IMO, much more than that!
Each of you took the time to look for answers. You educated yourselves. No one else did that for you...or could.
Please give yourselves credit for your accomplishments.
The folks here just advise, just to help, because we've all been there at one time or another in our lives. You did the rest.
Welcome to the forum, longhorns! Thanks for the post!
Agreed, we are the ones who have had to do the work. Nothing improves by ignoring problems and staying on the wrong path.
But... this board has been invaluable for getting the right information. Many things that I believed about credit cards were wrong, and I was stuck in subprime for a long, long time because of that. Thanks to members posting their insights, experiences, and providing educational information, I've been able to just begin to stick a toe over the threshold from subprime to prime. I have a ways to go yet, but at least I'm showing definite signs of moving FORWARD, something that was not happening for me previously.
So yes... pats on the back all around to those of us who have made the effort to educate ourselves and follow through on responsible plans to repair/rebuild our credit. And a round of applause, too, to myFICO members, for helping us to find the tools to make the job possible!