12-23-2012 08:12 PM
You have HIGH CL on all GE cards which is awesome. How do you do it? Is it your income, credit history, ect.. According to your name your youngandcreitworthy. so how do you do it!?!?!?! I cant even be added as an AU due to lack of public records. Tell us your secret. hahha
12-23-2012 09:16 PM
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12-23-2012 09:30 PM
Lucky for you! I just turned 18 and have been added as an AU this month and hope to be in your feet by the time im in my 20's. Congrats on all your success, and thanks for sharing! ![]()
12-23-2012 09:34 PM
Can you please give us income too? Just so we can have an idea how much it played.....
12-24-2012 05:42 AM
12-25-2012 03:46 PM
youngandcreditwrthy wrote:
Be sure to call an underwriting number :-)
What number did you call?
12-25-2012 08:31 PM
How is your paypal acct reporting??? how would lenders know that its a mastercard and not a store card??? Just curious cause i know chase doesnt count store cards on their approvals (correct me if im wrong) .... I finally have two 5k limits but only store cards and was wondering if this would help me on getting higher limits visa/MC
12-25-2012 10:23 PM
kobe2012 wrote:How is your paypal acct reporting??? how would lenders know that its a mastercard and not a store card??? Just curious cause i know chase doesnt count store cards on their approvals (correct me if im wrong) .... I finally have two 5k limits but only store cards and was wondering if this would help me on getting higher limits visa/MC
For me it reports as GECRB/PPXTRM.
Current Scores: TU 746, EX 755, EQ 72412-25-2012 10:26 PM
Default4 wrote:
kobe2012 wrote:How is your paypal acct reporting??? how would lenders know that its a mastercard and not a store card??? Just curious cause i know chase doesnt count store cards on their approvals (correct me if im wrong) .... I finally have two 5k limits but only store cards and was wondering if this would help me on getting higher limits visa/MC
For me it reports as GECRB/PPXTRM.
Oh ok...i wonder if lenders know it's a MC

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