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Yes, you could probably get one right now other have done so with a Cap-1 CO still on their CRs, the fact that you paid it off helps as well.
Yes, you can! i went through the same thing but due to illness. i got approved for a capital secured card while on a payment plan with the CA. They asked a $99 deposit for $200 CL. they didn't approved me right away because they wanted to check my address.
I would presume that "trust" with a credtior = their risk of making money or taking a loss when extending credit.
When you paid the debt, did the OC still own it?
A usual scenario on old debt is for fhe debt collector to first recoup a portion of the debt by charging the bad debt to profit and loss, and declaring that business loss as a charge-off with the IRS, thus reducing their tax obligation
Next step is often to then sell the debt. Taking a charge-off does not remove the continued obligation of the consuer for the entire debt. Some debt collectors deal in the high risk business of attempting to collect on debt that credtiors have determined will not be paid, and thus pay only pennies on the dollar.
Once the OC has sold the debt, they still have a net loss, and thereafter dont get a penny of any subssequent payment.
If the debt collector owned the debt when you pay, the OC gets nothing, and is still left with a net loss.
Having that history is usually not conducive to extending new credit with them.
02-24-2014 11:50 PM
The main deciding battle with Cap 1 will be your current credit score.
I also have a Charge Off on my reports with Capital One that was just recent in Nov and they approved me for another secured card with a limit of $500 just this week. I'm currently trying to GW that old one off my reports but they are a tough cookie on those things!!