@CreditMuppet wrote:
@CS800 wrote:I think in 1 year you would recover from the loss in AAoA. and FICO points assuming low util and no more apping.
Assuming no Adverse Action, that is a lot of inquries.
Right thats what I meant in no more apping.
I should add: no late payments, no collections,
@CS800 wrote:
@CreditMuppet wrote:
@CS800 wrote:I think in 1 year you would recover from the loss in AAoA. and FICO points assuming low util and no more apping.
Assuming no Adverse Action, that is a lot of inquries.
Right thats what I meant in no more apping.
I should add: no late payments, no collections,
Sorry CS800 shouldn't have quoted you specifically, dont want to be one of these posters who require you to itemise every possible outcome or event in bulleted points underneath your post in case someone tries to prove you wrong. 
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@CreditMuppet wrote:
@CS800 wrote:
@CreditMuppet wrote:
@CS800 wrote:I think in 1 year you would recover from the loss in AAoA. and FICO points assuming low util and no more apping.
Assuming no Adverse Action, that is a lot of inquries.
Right thats what I meant in no more apping.
I should add: no late payments, no collections,
Sorry CS800 shouldn't have quoted you specifically, dont want to be one of these posters who require you to itemise every possible outcome or event in bulleted points underneath your post in case someone tries to prove you wrong.
No worries CM,
By the way excellent FICOs you have.
@CS800 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Thanks and agreed, Chris, truthfully, I did not think I would have as much success as I did.
Take it this way. In 12 months, all those inqs will not factor in your FICO score. In 24 months, they will all disappear. In 12 months, you would have built a solid relationship with those creditors and from what I hear, the GE cards are very generous (Wal Mart et al).
I think in 1 year you would recover from the loss in AAoA. and FICO points assuming low util and no more apping.
+1
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@Anonymous wrote:Hello. My name is Sarah. I recently joied the forum, but have been a long time lurker. I wanted to share the successes I have had this month. Prior to my app spree, I have been reading and reading in order to be ready for the "Spree"///when I felt ready, I pulled the trigger. This is how it ended. Thanks so all for the information and help, I have learned so much!
I already had a Cap. One Mastercard--$300 CL
Chase SW Visa--$2000CL
Chase Toyrus mastercard--$1300CL
Chase Freedom-$500CL
Pier 1-$700CL
Old Navy-$700CL
Walmart-$1200CL
Sams Club-$700CL
Firestone-$900CL
ProForm CC-$1200CL
Tires Plus-$900CL
Macys--unknown CL
Amazon store card-$600CL
Dillards store card-$300
Belk-$300
Shop NBC-$300
Bill Me Later-$500 or moreCL
Congrats!!
Now grab your bucket and shovel and get to the garden! 
