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...ok, NOW I Enter the Garden (BB&T Bright Approval)

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difringe
Established Contributor

...ok, NOW I Enter the Garden (BB&T Bright Approval)

So I see why it's so difficult to garden, saw all of those BB&T offers floating around, and figured, I'm in the service area, why not?

 

Went for the Bright card, since my travel spend is gonna be on the CSP and I don't drive anywhere, so the rewards card wasn't too appealing to me.

 

Approved, SL of $3500 

 

DPs

 

FICO 8 scores: Equifax - 713, Transunion - 699, Experian - 701

 

Utilization

Cap 1 Quicksilver - $696.15/$8500 - 8.2%

Chase Amazon - $0/$2500 - 0%

 

Last late was Feb 2018, bunch of lates on my reports, all missed student loan payments, mostly from 2015 or so. 

AoYA - 5 months

AoOA - 14yrs

AAoA - 8yrs 2 months

 

Income sufficient to support these limits.  Please let me know if you want any additional DPs!

 

Will update if I see a HP, but I kept reading this was a SP on Equifax.  So now, to the garden for me!

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pinkandgrey
Senior Contributor

Re: ...ok, NOW I Enter the Garden (BB&T Bright Approval)

Congrats on the FOTM card! Nice SL too
Discover It: 21.5k
Amex Cash Magnet: 18k
Fidelity Visa: 16.5k
Apple Card: 4.25k
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SFLSpotter9210
Valued Contributor

Re: ...ok, NOW I Enter the Garden (BB&T Bright Approval)

Congratulations on your approval and SL. Welcome aboard the BB&T train 🚂 enjoy the ride.
NFCU Flagship 32,500 | Penfed PowerCash 8,750 | PENFED GOLD 12,500 | PenFed PL 20,000 | NFCU AMEX Rewards 37,500 | NFCU GoRewards 7,000 | FNBO VISA SIGNATURE 9,400 | Capital One Quicksilver 6,300 | Lowe’s 34,500 | Wells Fargo Propel 19,700 | Barclay Apple1k | Citi Rewards+ 12,100 | Citi Double Cash 14,800 | Citi Simplicity 7,000 | PNC Core VISA 22,500 | USAA AMEX 13,000 | Discover 19,500 | BB&T Rewards 4,500 | BB&T Bright Card 4,500 | GS Apple 6,000 | Chevron 2,500 | Fico 8 Scores EQ=764 | EX=775 | TU=757scores and CL current as of 04/04/24 AAoA years 24 months | AoOA=18yrs
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M_Smart007
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Re: ...ok, NOW I Enter the Garden (BB&T Bright Approval)

Congratulations!

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difringe
Established Contributor

Re: ...ok, NOW I Enter the Garden (BB&T Bright Approval)

Thanks all! Looking forward to a 10 month stay in the garden now lol

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Anonymous
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Re: ...ok, NOW I Enter the Garden (BB&T Bright Approval)

Congratulations!!!

Side note: student loans are the devil. I have 4 lates. 2 early 2015 2 early 2018
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difringe
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Re: ...ok, NOW I Enter the Garden (BB&T Bright Approval)

Yea student loans are the ABSOLUTE worst. Sent multiple GW letters, they all quote the same thing back to me lol. Not to mention, if you've had deferments/forbearances, you have to make sure you're tracking your credit, because they'll randomly incorrectly report your payment status for the month. Just the worst.  To be fair, I was just being reckless and not paying them whenever I needed an extra couple hundred bucks, now that I understand the importance of just paying your bills on time (lol), I won't be missing any more payments, so just have to make sure they're reporting everything correctly.

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Anonymous
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Re: ...ok, NOW I Enter the Garden (BB&T Bright Approval)

congrats were you pre-qualified or you just cold app 

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difringe
Established Contributor

Re: ...ok, NOW I Enter the Garden (BB&T Bright Approval)


@Anonymous wrote:

congrats were you pre-qualified or you just cold app 


I was pre-qualified for the 3 personal cards, just grabbed the one with the lowest APR since I already have a travel card to meet a SUB for and the cash rewards card wouldn't really help me much.

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Anonymous
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Re: ...ok, NOW I Enter the Garden (BB&T Bright Approval)

did they use fico score system 8 or if they used their own internal scoring system ?

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