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Sorry about that. I had the same experience with popup for redicard from comenity. only lasy 4 of ss but immidiate HP on EQ and declibed to boot. Bummer
Be careful with the sct when you do get them. You don't want that many of their horrible cards anyways. There's maybe imo only 5or 6 that are any good. You will hurt your average age if you take them. So you're saving a HP but hurting in another area. I closed most of my sct cards only have overstock and Sportsman's guide left.
I got a mortgage on a home through the SCT with a 579 credit score.
Had to apply for 37 loans and each was 40% APR.
Got my pleather couch from Aaron's Rent-To-Own. So what if it had a few roaches in it.
The $110,000 home will end up costing me 7,450,000 after 30 years.
Aaron's also hooked me up with a HP 12" laptop for $99 a month for 72 months.
I was approved. It felt so good.
Ok I am really confused!!! How did you get a home loan through the SCT????? What about W2 and paystubs???
He was being sarcastic...none of it is true.
@Anonymous wrote:Ok I am really confused!!! How did you get a home loan through the SCT????? What about W2 and paystubs???
It's a joke. The 12" laptop at a total of $7,128 including interest was the giveaway; if you're paying more than $200 for one of those little things new, you're being bamboozled. (Actually, I don't believe that even a cheap Chromebook these days has a screen smaller than 14".)
I used to be a credit analyst at US Bank and we subscribed to a database where we could type in only your name and date of birth and get your credit report or social security number. Or your last name and address and pull reports and socials for anyone that lived there.
That's probably how Wayfair was able to do a hard pull.