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@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
Yeah ok thats good, Irish says it may have been on my card . I just got off the phone with Disco and apparently somewhere i may have used it , though it was reported yesterday, there may have been a data breach and they procatively closed my account and issued a new one.
Again, best of luck Donny on your decision
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
Yeah ok thats good, Irish says it may have been on my card . I just got off the phone with Disco and apparently somewhere i may have used it , though it was reported yesterday, there may have been a data breach and they procatively closed my account and issued a new one.
Again, best of luck Donny on your decision
Thanks, bud.
I'll place my bet on $10,000 or a little below. You didn't mention your current utilization. That may or may not have an effect.
@Anonymous wrote:No. I don't need a huge SL. I was hoping 10k.
And I'm pretty sure they pull Equifax, which is my lowest score. My AAOA's is only 1.8 months on there. For some reason my paid mortgage dropped off Equifax last year.
But still reports on the other two. Paid off in 2015. It's weird.
No baddies totally clean files.
Discover pulled Experian for me in 2016; that would be your best-case scenario. Uhmmm, is that 1.8 months AAOA a typo?! I can't fathom that being correct. I'm going with $8-12k for a SL; they do seem to be getting bigger now, but taking away the generosity from those of us that already have the cards.
@HeavenOhio wrote:I'll place my bet on $10,000 or a little below. You didn't mention your current utilization. That may or may not have an effect.
It's in my siggy. 6%.
@K-in-Boston wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:No. I don't need a huge SL. I was hoping 10k.
And I'm pretty sure they pull Equifax, which is my lowest score. My AAOA's is only 1.8 months on there. For some reason my paid mortgage dropped off Equifax last year.
But still reports on the other two. Paid off in 2015. It's weird.
No baddies totally clean files.Discover pulled Experian for me in 2016; that would be your best-case scenario. Uhmmm, is that 1.8 months AAOA a typo?! I can't fathom that being correct. I'm going with $8-12k for a SL; they do seem to be getting bigger now, but taking away the generosity from those of us that already have the cards.
Maybe it's a typo with Equifax, but that's what it is, transunion and Experian are 2.1 years.