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I already have a GE card, been paid off for months, would it be ok to apply for another one? And would it be easy to get approved for one if need be? I need one for furniture to furnish an entire apartment and need to stretch the payments over 6 months.
@xXIDaShizIXx wrote:I already have a GE card, been paid off for months, would it be ok to apply for another one? And would it be easy to get approved for one if need be? I need one for furniture to furnish an entire apartment and need to stretch the payments over 6 months.
I have a buncch of GE cards........they have been good to me. They actually hav a diverse number of cards for every budget and spending patterns, I have visa, mastercard, discover cards, and a bunch of store cards. What are your scores and other credit
@ecxpa wrote:
@xXIDaShizIXx wrote:I already have a GE card, been paid off for months, would it be ok to apply for another one? And would it be easy to get approved for one if need be? I need one for furniture to furnish an entire apartment and need to stretch the payments over 6 months.
I have a buncch of GE cards........they have been good to me. They actually hav a diverse number of cards for every budget and spending patterns, I have visa, mastercard, discover cards, and a bunch of store cards. What are your scores and other credit
From the denial letters I have received they say anywhere from 690-708. The three cards I have are in my signature. Two secured cards for $500 each and the AAMCO Car Care One card from GE with a $1000.00 limit. None of them currently have a balance.
Ashley furniture
Living Spaces
are both by GE, I maybe lean towards Ashley being a little bit easier but may be same underwriting not for sure.
probably about the same.
What is your TU?
@xXIDaShizIXx wrote:
697, what do you think?
I would sure think so but you never know with GE. Not really going to hurt to try though.