@nightglider wrote:We're looking for the actual name of the tapes you're talking about. Is it 720creditscore with Philip X Tirone?
Hmm, I hope the OP only uses this book as a suggestion, not rule. I looked it up on Amazon, and not only is 720 not the "ideal" credit score (760 is ideal when talking best rates, etc.) But the comment on the cover says "Almost overnight my score jumped from a 0 to a 718". LOL There is no such thing as a 0 score. 
They say don't judge a book by its cover, but based on that I would be wary of what "information" is contained inside of that book. My suggestion to OP is to spend a little time here on the forums and you will learn the CORRECT teachings of credit.
@14Fiesta wrote:
@nightglider wrote:We're looking for the actual name of the tapes you're talking about. Is it 720creditscore with Philip X Tirone?
Hmm, I hope the OP only uses this book as a suggestion, not rule. I looked it up on Amazon, and not only is 720 not the "ideal" credit score (760 is ideal when talking best rates, etc.) But the comment on the cover says "Almost overnight my score jumped from a 0 to a 718". LOL There is no such thing as a 0 score.
They say don't judge a book by its cover, but based on that I would be wary of what "information" is contained inside of that book. My suggestion to OP is to spend a little time here on the forums and you will learn the CORRECT teachings of credit.
I hadn't heard of it prior to finding out what OP was talking about. In my brief look, I was trying not to judge it, but it looks exactly like something you would see on those aforementioned late-night informercials.
@nightglider wrote:
@14Fiesta wrote:
@nightglider wrote:We're looking for the actual name of the tapes you're talking about. Is it with Philip X Tirone?
Hmm, I hope the OP only uses this book as a suggestion, not rule. I looked it up on Amazon, and not only is 720 not the "ideal" credit score (760 is ideal when talking best rates, etc.) But the comment on the cover says "Almost overnight my score jumped from a 0 to a 718". LOL There is no such thing as a 0 score.
They say don't judge a book by its cover, but based on that I would be wary of what "information" is contained inside of that book. My suggestion to OP is to spend a little time here on the forums and you will learn the CORRECT teachings of credit.
I hadn't heard of it prior to finding out what OP was talking about. In my brief look, I was trying not to judge it, but it looks exactly like something you would see on those aforementioned late-night informercials.
Hey, it works! It says so right on the web site, http://www.720creditscore.com/success-stories/
"Hmm, I hope the OP only uses this book as a suggestion, not rule. I looked it up on Amazon, and not only is 720 not the "ideal" credit score (760 is ideal when talking best rates, etc.) But the comment on the cover says "Almost overnight my score jumped from a 0 to a 718". LOL There is no such thing as a 0 score. 
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Who/what is the OP? And what book are you talking about. Being able to return your credit score to 720 w/in 12-24 mos after bankruptcy discharge doesn't happen all the time. I'll stick with the videos that he assigns and the homework as he assigns it, the weekly lessons and Q/A.
