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My next 3 cards on the radar are amazon, discover, apple, the last hard inquiry was on 11/2020, i have been gardening since 12/2020. when is a good time to apply for the cards? Thank you and be safe.
"Amazon" could mean one of three possible cards.
If you mean the Chase card then you will need to be careful with velocity.
Did i read that right you've been gardening 8 days?
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:Did i read that right you've been gardening 8 days?
I was wondering that myself
@razzy116 wrote:My next 3 cards on the radar are amazon, discover, apple, the last hard inquiry was on 11/2020, i have been gardening since 12/2020. when is a good time to apply for the cards? Thank you and be safe.
@razzy116 just look up your previous 15 threads with this same question in the past few months.
The answer hasn't changed.
Click on your profile, scroll down, and voila...all threads, all answers.
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:Did i read that right you've been gardening 8 days?
Hey I've read a lot of posts around here suggesting that there's more than a few members that can't garden longer than 8 days! 😂😂😂
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:Did i read that right you've been gardening 8 days?
My thoughts too
Depends on how many inquiries you have accumulated that past year/ months (it seems like quite a few!). Can you share some specifics? Either way, like many have pointed out before, you may need to slow down and let some of these new accounts age. By that, we mean, lay low for at least 6-12 months. "Gardening" for 4 weeks does not do anything in your favor really. Remember, slow and steady wins the race.
@Ficoproblems247 wrote:
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:Did i read that right you've been gardening 8 days?
Hey I've read a lot of posts around here suggesting that there's more than a few members that can't garden longer than 8 days! 😂😂😂
LOL
For a serious answer to your question
Good luck in whatever you decide and please keep us informed