05-14-2008 02:52 PM
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05-15-2008 10:05 AM
05-15-2008 10:48 AM
ilovepizza wrote:
I got dinged -18 points when I had more than 4 accounts with balances. Score Watch said Too many balances, -18 point change. This included all installments as well combined. For some it is more than 50% of total open accounts reporting a balance. I don't know where your too many is but you would need to reduce to a few balances to see. It depending on your score, if low you might not be hit as hard as I am. Maybe you will only be hit for -9 points or something. Just guessing. I am hit for -18 every time.
05-15-2008 03:25 PM
05-15-2008 03:41 PM
Dgimple wrote:I don't know why my 5/13 scores didn't show up for comparison sake.5/13/08 EQ 714, EX 717, TU 694
05-15-2008 08:33 PM
haulingthescoreup wrote:
pizza, what was your util when you got this? My question is if this ding only comes into play after total and individual util are low.
My util was under 1 or 2% when I got this comment, but that's generally where my util was anyway, so I can't extrpolate from that.
05-16-2008 03:09 AM
ilovepizza wrote:
UTL was not a factor with my specific loss of -18 points for too many balances. Same when I was maxed out and same when each account reported a $1.00 with UTL less than 0.01%. It was an action that took points off my score regardless of other factors.
haulingthescoreup wrote:
pizza, what was your util when you got this? My question is if this ding only comes into play after total and individual util are low.
My util was under 1 or 2% when I got this comment, but that's generally where my util was anyway, so I can't extrpolate from that.My report has no negs right now so the score finds ways to ding me for the smallest things.
05-16-2008 08:41 AM

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