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jsucool76
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Registered: ‎12-11-2011

Re: How Flexible is BofA being? (Sandy Email)

I definitely think BoA will give CLIs for things like home repairs and stuff. It is a great way for people to get into debt with them and a great opportunity for them to make money 

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tray
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Registered: ‎01-29-2008

Re: How Flexible is BofA being? (Sandy Email)


modernsurrender wrote:

Tray and Yahcomb, if you don't mind sharing - could you give a brief run down of you credit profile?  

 

Mostly I'm curious as to whether you have any derogs at all.  That's the big thing holding me back.  I have 3 derogs (co's/collections) on my reports that are 5-6 years old...  But for the last 5+ years I've had excellent credit and have plumped my profile with several tradelines that are in perfect standing.

 

I wouldn't stress over the single HP normally, but I'm considering Barclays Apple and/or FNBO in late November to replace my HSBC card that was randomly closed and rather not gain a fruitless HP before then.


My TU and EQ reports are clean I have one baddie on EX a paid utility charge off due to fall off next year.  I have been with boa since late 2007 starting off with a secured card and in the beginning I never was able to get a cli either I had many denials with this bank.


Starting Score: EQ 546 TU 566
Current Score: EQ 709TU 08 737 EX 703 PLUS SCORE Need to Garden/New Accounts
Goal Score: 800
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modernsurrender
Posts: 805
Registered: ‎02-01-2008

Re: How Flexible is BofA being? (Sandy Email)

Thanks for all the feedback... I'll have to mull it over for a bit.  I don't think I'm going to call because I don't think my odds of approval with them are very good based on the history of rejections I've had from them regardless of improvements and good standing with them.

 

I rather save the HP and put it towards my FNBO preapproval and/or Barclays card I think this way I can still consider cutting all ties to BofA like I had planned to in the spring.

Start 2/2008: TU 495 || EX 539 || EQ 528
Now 5/2013: TU 716 || EX ??? || EQ 702

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youngandcreditwrthy
Posts: 3,777
Registered: ‎08-16-2012

Re: How Flexible is BofA being? (Sandy Email)

Boa still blows imo. Ive seen more ppl get denied on here for a cli even with the tragedy at hand :-(. It's a damn shame.
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MYBEST
Posts: 52
Registered: ‎08-18-2010

Re: How Flexible is BofA being? (Sandy Email)

I got a Email from boa about sandy because I live in Philly, I did call in for a cli and I got a big fat NO at first but capital one helped me on both of my credit card accounts so I called boa back and spoke to someone else in the credit department and asked them to recon and they did so I have nothing but good things to say about cap one and boa in my (opinion). I hope I helped with your question :smileyhappy:


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EQ Current Score: 622 | TU Current Score: 640 | EX Current Score: 643
EQ Goal Score: 700 | TU Goal Score: 700 | EX Goal Score: 700
*Staying* in the garden and no (more) applying until mid-end of 2013!




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