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A Reason Why Discover Should Be In Your Card Collection

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Anonymous
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Re: A Reason Why Discover Should Be In Your Card Collection

I’m very sorry to hear of all that has befallen you. I’m glad to see that some aspects of life have turned around, even though others became tragic. Hoping that you have strength and friends around you to support you at your lowest. None of your circumstances are easy even in the otherwise best situations. You’re weathering some of the worst things life can throw at you, things that would overcome many people.

Continue being here and sharing your future successes - we all love stories with happy endings and you’re definitely due for some. This is a tremendously supportive community and to the extent that we can, we’re in your corner pulling for you!
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Anonymous
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Re: A Reason Why Discover Should Be In Your Card Collection

Sorry for your loss.

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Credit_hawk
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Re: A Reason Why Discover Should Be In Your Card Collection

Ricky’s story is why I love Discover. To me it’s not even about the rewards. They are just a great company. The majority of the time I’ve been with them I’ve been on 0% interest. 12 months 0% with a 6 month buffer and then another 0% for 12 again. I started that card in college years ago with a $2,000 limit. Now I’m up to $35,000 with only soft pulls. They’ve got the best customer service I’ve ever had and they’re not known to bust balls with balance chasing or FR’s unless you’ve got it coming to you.
FICO- Experian: 797, TransUnion: 781, Equifax: 804 (Updated Monthly)
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Rudy1
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Re: A Reason Why Discover Should Be In Your Card Collection

Sorry about your wife I might go for discover and try my luck.
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Medic981
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Re: A Reason Why Discover Should Be In Your Card Collection

My deepest condolences on the loss of your wife. 







Your FICO credit scores are not just numbers, it’s a skill.
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