No real data to add here except that in checking my old reports I've never seen that reason code which suggests it's comparitively minor and therefore one of the last ones to drop off.
There are a couple ones which are always "true" and this is one of them so I would suspect it might hang around for a while.
"Short credit history" is my similar friend that's been with me since I started pretty much.
@CreditMagic7 wrote:
@Revelate wrote:No real data to add here except that in checking my old reports I've never seen that reason code which suggests it's comparitively minor and therefore one of the last ones to drop off.
There are a couple ones which are always "true" and this is one of them so I would suspect it might hang around for a while.
"Short credit history" is my similar friend that's been with me since I started pretty much.
I thought about as much hence the line" i have a long wait on this one" but was interested in breaking apart some range integers to use as a starting crossover point (1) and/or (2) years similar to AAOA from which to best approach some useful strategy going forward.
With the mix category currently met and utilization aggregate as well as individual cards within reason, this time factor is going to have to correct itself, that is, given no adding anything to set it back (too far).
This was more of a range question in and of itself apart from the scoring variations although they most certainly seem to also go hand in hand.
Yeah, was just confirming your suspicion really on that one 
I would note though when my last tradeline turned a year old, I didn't get a shift at all on any score version on a 3B report pull as it happened during the mortgage fun last year so I'm a little surprised that there's a score factor for it at 1 year but I think disdreamin's file is on a prettier scorecard than mine which could factor potentially.
Maybe I'll get that reason code once the tax lien is gone... 3 years AAOA and 8 years oldest tradeline didn't get rid of my short credit history =/. I really am beginning to hate that reason code if it sticks longer than some PR's do .
@Revelate wrote:
@CreditMagic7 wrote:
@Revelate wrote:No real data to add here except that in checking my old reports I've never seen that reason code which suggests it's comparitively minor and therefore one of the last ones to drop off.
There are a couple ones which are always "true" and this is one of them so I would suspect it might hang around for a while.
"Short credit history" is my similar friend that's been with me since I started pretty much.
I thought about as much hence the line" i have a long wait on this one" but was interested in breaking apart some range integers to use as a starting crossover point (1) and/or (2) years similar to AAOA from which to best approach some useful strategy going forward.
With the mix category currently met and utilization aggregate as well as individual cards within reason, this time factor is going to have to correct itself, that is, given no adding anything to set it back (too far).
This was more of a range question in and of itself apart from the scoring variations although they most certainly seem to also go hand in hand.
Yeah, was just confirming your suspicion really on that one
I would note though when my last tradeline turned a year old, I didn't get a shift at all on any score version on a 3B report pull as it happened during the mortgage fun last year so I'm a little surprised that there's a score factor for it at 1 year but I think disdreamin's file is on a prettier scorecard than mine which could factor potentially.
Maybe I'll get that reason code once the tax lien is gone... 3 years AAOA and 8 years oldest tradeline didn't get rid of my short credit history =/. I really am beginning to hate that reason code if it sticks longer than some PR's do
Likely as you say it's attributed to that pesky bug and given the aforementioned in other threads about differences in scorecards that we're each assigned it's a higher probability.
I'm of the mind with my own profile that 2 years should prove to clear that reason code specifically but it very well could be longer.
Of course i'll gladly accept the (1) year FICO gain along the way if any.
Again helpful data. This is something I always just kind of waited for to change on my reports. I feel so disconnected from these "reasons" because I don't know what will trigger a change, that I've kind of got in the habbit ignoring them lol.
