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nicemann
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Re: One Last Prime Card - Suggestions?

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‎05-15-2008 03:14 PM

They did pull EX on me.  Unfortuntly all of my applications I applied for pulled EX.  Must be an AZ thing.  Really hurting me with that.  Guess I will have to wait for the letter then call back and try some more sweet talking.
As of 04/23/2011 - 731 for EQ FICO
As of 03/02/2012 - 779 for TU FICO
As of 12/2010 - 720 - 729 For EX (Chase FICO Score Provided by EX)
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nicemann
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‎05-15-2008 03:15 PM


rbbyrbsn wrote:
if you r bargian hunter ,look into citi cash returns, on the most basic level it %1 with automatic $50 redeemptions by check . I already have Discover More but after looking to citi's offer in detail , if I didn't already have the discover, i would have cash returns/
 
The big thing with is that not only more cash back at certain online merchants by link via thier site, thay offer more cash back swiping at certain merchants, at times you can get bonus cash by swiping or by linking to to the merchant online store, other times it be online or offline.
I did apply for the cashreturns MC card.  Thanks for the suggestion though.
As of 04/23/2011 - 731 for EQ FICO
As of 03/02/2012 - 779 for TU FICO
As of 12/2010 - 720 - 729 For EX (Chase FICO Score Provided by EX)
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smallfry
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‎05-15-2008 03:17 PM


nicemann wrote:
They did pull EX on me. Unfortuntly all of my applications I applied for pulled EX. Must be an AZ thing. Really hurting me with that. Guess I will have to wait for the letter then call back and try some more sweet talking.


Every prime card pulls EX for me don't feel bad. Only non EX pulls for me have been my CU's and Juniper.
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‎05-21-2008 06:26 PM

Called the App Status line it is a denial.  Oh well guess I will wait for the YS letter and maybe it is something I can fight.
As of 04/23/2011 - 731 for EQ FICO
As of 03/02/2012 - 779 for TU FICO
As of 12/2010 - 720 - 729 For EX (Chase FICO Score Provided by EX)
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‎05-21-2008 07:39 PM


nicemann wrote:
Called the App Status line it is a denial.  Oh well guess I will wait for the YS letter and maybe it is something I can fight.

Hello- sidebar question:  How did you increase your scores almost 100 points from Sept to March and then I believe an additional 20 from March to May 1st. 
 
Any tips you can give will be helpful!
Current FICO scores: Mid 500's (5/27/14)
Current FICO score: 590 (10/27/14
Cap One: QuickSilver ($750), Journey($500), CapOne ($500) Secured USSA-AMEX ($550), Secured Discover IT ($200), Target ($500), Merrick Bank ($600), Fingerhut ($660)
Subprime: First Premier x2, Emblem Bank, Merrick Bank
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‎05-21-2008 07:41 PM


NICKI183 wrote:
 
Hello- sidebar question:  How did you increase your scores almost 100 points from Sept to March and then I believe an additional 20 from March to May 1st. 
 
Any tips you can give will be helpful!

Mostly because I had some baddies cycle and fall off because of the seven years.  Still have two medical collections left on though.  They won't accept a PFD though.  If they would I have be set.
As of 04/23/2011 - 731 for EQ FICO
As of 03/02/2012 - 779 for TU FICO
As of 12/2010 - 720 - 729 For EX (Chase FICO Score Provided by EX)
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‎05-21-2008 08:10 PM


nicemann wrote:

NICKI183 wrote:
 
Hello- sidebar question:  How did you increase your scores almost 100 points from Sept to March and then I believe an additional 20 from March to May 1st. 
 
Any tips you can give will be helpful!

Mostly because I had some baddies cycle and fall off because of the seven years.  Still have two medical collections left on though.  They won't accept a PFD though.  If they would I have be set.

Thanks for taking the time to provide that update.  I have six baddies coming off in July.  Whew!  I hope that jumps my scores from a row house to a nice Condo....LOL.
Anyway, I didn't realize the affect that the baddies had when they fall off.  My BK is not due to fall off until 2012.  That will keep my scores low I guess.
 
Thanks for the tip
Current FICO scores: Mid 500's (5/27/14)
Current FICO score: 590 (10/27/14
Cap One: QuickSilver ($750), Journey($500), CapOne ($500) Secured USSA-AMEX ($550), Secured Discover IT ($200), Target ($500), Merrick Bank ($600), Fingerhut ($660)
Subprime: First Premier x2, Emblem Bank, Merrick Bank
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FretlessMayhem
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‎05-21-2008 08:37 PM

If you can join NFCU or PenFed, I'd say try one of them for a CC. They are both excellent, and highly recommended.
Here we go again...
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