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I was opted-out and it took a while after opting back in. Sorry I guess I don't have an answer or you.
My scores are in the 730-740 range and my girlfriends are around 680 and she receives far better offers in the mail than I do. Most of mine are just "offers" but she actually gets some prequalified ones. I have not received any prequalified offers since my score was 780-790 about 3 years ago. Strange how it works.
@Anonymous wrote:My scores are in the 730-740 range and my girlfriends are around 680 and she receives far better offers in the mail than I do. Most of mine are just "offers" but she actually gets some prequalified ones. I have not received any prequalified offers since my score was 780-790 about 3 years ago. Strange how it works.
This supports something I've noticed. I get a lot of offers when my scores are around 680 and I am carrying balances. When my scores moved up over 700 and I had just one card showing a tiny balance, I got nothing. Now I closed my secured cards and added some nice cards, but the inquiries and balances I'm carrying has my scores back to 680 and I'm getting offers again. Pretty sure they target a certain slot and not just people with scores above a certain score.
When your scores are "too high" I suppose they think you have a full slate of cards and you're not shopping for credit. Just a guess.
By the way, I still haven't gotten any offers in the mail.