10-06-2012 04:28 PM
Southern Credit removecd the 92.00 baddie. I now own them for a 75 and a 92. They deleted them before I paid them. Thank god the lady believed me. I am very close to being able to buy a house for my family. TU is up to 602 from 595. EX is up over 50 points, but I can only go by the FAKO of Credit Sesame at 622 from 570. Equifax is back to 577 from 535 but that's okay because once I get my CC paid down it will go back up. on my 300 First Premier I have a 200.00 balance wich will be paid down by the end of the month. 4 more PFD and I will have NO MORE open collections!
10-06-2012 04:47 PM
Yay!!! Congrats!
10-06-2012 06:02 PM
Yes and AMEN! I thought I would never get this far. Got a few more to go but with the help of the members in here I am successful! ![]()
10-06-2012 06:21 PM
10-06-2012 06:43 PM
Got the song in my head while typing this. Congrats!
Starting Score: 50410-06-2012 09:39 PM
haha Shogun!
I am so happy! Just got 4 left.
10-06-2012 09:40 PM
Eluri I will inbox you how I did it. I basically got ahold of them and told them the truth about the bills.
10-06-2012 11:00 PM
10-07-2012 05:22 AM
LoveGoodCredit wrote:haha Shogun!
I am so happy! Just got 4 left.
Congrats! Good job!
I think that as each of these last 4 collections are removed you will see a sizable score bump as each is removed. You just started out with too many collections for the first 4 removals to make much difference. I can't wait to see your first 30 point bump! It will be coming soon!
Keep up the good work!
You can do it!
10-07-2012 12:29 PM
Thanks you guys. Having bad credit is not the easiest thing to live with. I got tired of it and wanted to do something with it. There are many good people in here that have been in the same boat one time or another. What inspires me is the encourgement from Jamie and Shogun and a few others. It is also very encourging to find those with a 800 credit score that would actually give advice to someone like me with an average of just over 600.

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