fused, you are a terrible person.
@fused wrote:Excuuuuuuse me, but how does changing AU (authorized-user) accounts to CO (charge-off) accounts better prepare you or ANYONE for FICO 2008?
@MidnightVoice wrote:
And I have done all the AU to CO changes I want, so we are all setPlease help me understand this??? LOL
(j/k)ANYWAY, I guess I'll be the guinea pig for what happens to those who are bold enough to take a BT offer. * sigh * Actually, now that I think about it, the balance should be down to $7K by May, which will put overall under 10%. So we'll see.
fused wrote:
MidnightVoice wrote:And I have done all the AU to CO changes I want, so we are all setExcuuuuuuse me, but how does changing AU (authorized-user) accounts to CO (charge-off) accounts better prepare you or ANYONE for FICO 2008?
It is not my fault the Mods can't get the abbreviations right! 
And what, pray, is a "charge off"? I have scoured my reports and can't find one 
I'm in the medical field, and I suffer from conflicting abbreviations as well.
So when someone says TIA (thanks in advance), I read "transient ischemic attack", aka mini-stroke.
And OT (off-topic) is occupational therapy. (93.83!)
And my favorite is when someone calls util UTI, which in my other world means urinary tract infection. That reads really strangely sometimes, as in, "My urinary tract infection is the best it's ever been! I'm so excited!" and so forth.
So when someone says TIA (thanks in advance), I read "transient ischemic attack", aka mini-stroke.
And OT (off-topic) is occupational therapy. (93.83!)
And my favorite is when someone calls util UTI, which in my other world means urinary tract infection. That reads really strangely sometimes, as in, "My urinary tract infection is the best it's ever been! I'm so excited!" and so forth.
utils are the electric and phone bill aren't they? LOL (J/K!)
(J/K!)
Sylviatob wrote:
utils are the electric and phone bill aren't they? LOL
ROFL! Good one.
When I started reading here, I could not get past thinking "California" every time I saw "CA." Now whenever I see "Los Angeles, CA" I think "Los Angeles, Collection Agency."
