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@steelers1 wrote:Here comes your punch!
That's Insane!!!
Find another hobby besides credit. With your growing profile and your new friends (Amex) you have no business carrying a Merrick card.
That have NOTHING to offer you. You have NO gain to attain it.
Now its just another line on your credit report that screams subprime.
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@elim wrote:I wonder why these lenders don't branch out and offer a solid card to better profiles. "Credit One Cash Rewards" or whatever.
Why should they, there is money to be made off of people who do not know or feel that they have no other options out there...for some it is true (once you have burned every lender out their, you will have no where else to go). These companies exist and offer the products they offer because there is a need for them... for someone somewhere.
@steelers1 wrote:Here comes your punch!
That's Insane!!!
Find another hobby besides credit. With your growing profile and your new friends (Amex) you have no business carrying a Merrick card.
That have NOTHING to offer you. You have NO gain to attain it.
Now its just another line on your credit report that screams subprime.
I don't about screaming subprime. Credit is credit; unless it's a manual review. A Visa or MC is just that. Even if it is reported to the CB as "secured" "sub..." it doesn't factor into a score. A manual review will tell a different story. Congrats to the OP on another credit line. You don't have to keep it forever. Congrats again. Lowewr UT
Congrats! Those are pretty decent terms.
@Vegas4Play wrote:
@steelers1 wrote:Here comes your punch!
That's Insane!!!
Find another hobby besides credit. With your growing profile and your new friends (Amex) you have no business carrying a Merrick card.
That have NOTHING to offer you. You have NO gain to attain it.
Now its just another line on your credit report that screams subprime.
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Now that you know about credit, try to build for better credit and move forward! No point on collecting cards that have no benefit to you and sounded good a year ago!
Make habit of closing all of your useless cards now that you're getting good cards!
Hah congrats! I think we suffer from the same afflication.
No need or reason for the card but when I saw no AF and doubling my limit, I bit and got it as well
I got a preapproved offer for my elderly mom in 2014, whose credit got dinged through an unscrupulous lawyer and caregiver.
She was preapproved for $1100, no annual fees, bumped up to $2200 in 7 months, and they gave her an automatic bump to $2600 earlier this year.
Not a bad card to keep around for incidentals and a positive tradeline.