09-11-2012 04:59 PM
1. I applied for a credit card at NFCU and they approved me for a big limit!
2. My credit has improved and I tried for a CLI at Capital One, but was denied! I talked to a CSR though and she updated my info and told me to wait for one of their periodic account reviews! I am so exited! fingers crossed!
3. The score I got from my lender is totally different from the FAKO I pull monthly! Its unexplainable! I am so confused!
4. I have a CA and an OC both reporting the same account! I am going to take legal action and sue them both!
Can you imagine? It defies belief! I am sure that no one has ever exerienced anything like any of these crazy things EVER.
09-11-2012 05:14 PM
1) Congrats! NFCU is very generous.
2) *holds breath for CapOne CLI* xxstopped breathing and passed outxx ...they are very stingy.
3) FAKO is as FAKO does. Ignore them.
4) Both can report.
Welcome to the forums!
09-11-2012 05:21 PM - edited 09-11-2012 05:26 PM
Gripping a Gloriously Gold Spade!
09-12-2012 05:00 AM
Would you mind sharing your score and the amount you were approved for? You can PM me if you would like.
09-12-2012 06:09 AM
Score? and approval amount please? PM if necessary...
09-12-2012 06:24 AM
llecs wrote:1) Congrats! NFCU is very generous.
2) *holds breath for CapOne CLI* xxstopped breathing and passed outxx ...they are very stingy.
3) FAKO is as FAKO does. Ignore them.
4) Both can report.
Welcome to the forums!
+1
Grounds for suing? They can both report.
Starting Score: 50409-12-2012 06:41 AM
Congrats with NFCU
09-12-2012 06:49 AM
catseye wrote:1. I applied for a credit card at NFCU and they approved me for a big limit!
2. My credit has improved and I tried for a CLI at Capital One, but was denied! I talked to a CSR though and she updated my info and told me to wait for one of their periodic account reviews! I am so exited! fingers crossed!
3. The score I got from my lender is totally different from the FAKO I pull monthly! Its unexplainable! I am so confused!
4. I have a CA and an OC both reporting the same account! I am going to take legal action and sue them both!
Can you imagine? It defies belief! I am sure that no one has ever exerienced anything like any of these crazy things EVER.
I think I detect a bit of sarcasm in this post...I could be wrong though.
09-12-2012 08:08 AM
Trons wrote:
catseye wrote:1. I applied for a credit card at NFCU and they approved me for a big limit!
2. My credit has improved and I tried for a CLI at Capital One, but was denied! I talked to a CSR though and she updated my info and told me to wait for one of their periodic account reviews! I am so exited! fingers crossed!
3. The score I got from my lender is totally different from the FAKO I pull monthly! Its unexplainable! I am so confused!
4. I have a CA and an OC both reporting the same account! I am going to take legal action and sue them both!
Can you imagine? It defies belief! I am sure that no one has ever exerienced anything like any of these crazy things EVER.
I think I detect a bit of sarcasm in this post...I could be wrong though.
+1 ![]()
09-13-2012 04:53 PM - edited 09-13-2012 04:56 PM
Trons wrote:
catseye wrote:1. I applied for a credit card at NFCU and they approved me for a big limit!
2. My credit has improved and I tried for a CLI at Capital One, but was denied! I talked to a CSR though and she updated my info and told me to wait for one of their periodic account reviews! I am so exited! fingers crossed!
3. The score I got from my lender is totally different from the FAKO I pull monthly! Its unexplainable! I am so confused!
4. I have a CA and an OC both reporting the same account! I am going to take legal action and sue them both!
Can you imagine? It defies belief! I am sure that no one has ever exerienced anything like any of these crazy things EVER.
I think I detect a bit of sarcasm in this post...I could be wrong though.
This post is completely BIZARRE...

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