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Got a response from First Premier about a PFD CO, no dice. My question now is, it is scheduled to drop off in November 2014, should I try PFD again or PIF? Will PIF help my scores or have little affect? Thanks in advance!
I would just pay in full for now. Why? It will look better on your report the next two years if you need to apply for credit somewhere. Although it is still holding your scores back a little bit (what other baddies or lates do you have?) the major impact has occured and is almost over.
@tattooedhusker wrote:Got a response from First Premier about a PFD CO, no dice. My question now is, it is scheduled to drop off in November 2014, should I try PFD again or PIF? Will PIF help my scores or have little affect? Thanks in advance!
How much is the debt?
The debt is $460 on a $250 limit
bumping for more responses. I have the same questions as OP.
First Premier is a tough nut to crack. After a few times trying for a PFD, I'd pay and then GW. Just my suggestion. Good Luck!
@Shogun wrote:First Premier is a tough nut to crack. After a few times trying for a PFD, I'd pay and then GW. Just my suggestion. Good Luck!
+1 on the pay and then GW
There are always chances for a GW. Some are harder to get than others. I've had ones that say, "We don't do that", only to have the TL mysteriously disappear later.
I am having the same problem. I have two accounts with First Premier that are charged off and remain until July 2014. When I do the score simulator it says that if I pay them off my scores will go up, but I have also heard that paying will make the account recent. Any suggestions???