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@Anonymous wrote:What's the name of the thread? You talking about the credit card category?
It gets really confusing not seeing what you are responding to. If you are on a mobile browser, put the site in desktop mode and you'll see a quote button appear.
My income is in the mid $20's and my other stats are below, is their a good chance I could get the Blue card with a $1500 or $2,000 SL with a thin file? I only have a solid year of history over all, come Sept will have been with CAP 1 two years but only six months with Discovery.
Capital One Card $950 CL
Zero balance no late payments got it Sept 2017
Discovery iT Card $1750 CL
Zero balance no late payments got it March 2019
I only have one inquiry
No deragatory marks
FICO 741
TU 732
EQ 720
I am using a desktop computer, I am clicking the reply button when repsonding to an answer from a member
@Anonymous wrote:I am using a desktop computer, I am clicking the reply button when repsonding to an answer from a member
If you reply to a specific comment that isn't immediately above your reply, it can get confusing. If you want to clarify who you are responding to, you can hit "Reply" by the comment you are replying to but then "QUOTE" in the page that opens. That brings up the quoted text. Otherwise, your new reply just goes to the end of the thread as if it were a new posting on that topic.
I only have 2 credit cards, a CAP 1 Plat and Discover it card, I got the CAP 1 card in Sept 2017 and Discover it card this past March, my question are:
1. I will have had my CAP 1 Plat card two years come Sept, should I wait until Sept before applying for another CC or does even matter since the Discover card dragged my history down?
2. Is my history considered a thin file?
3. A few members mentioned that AMX is cool with credit historys as long as it's been a solid year, with Chase not so much, is this true?