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SWISSOATL wrote:
Touchy subject for some i see! lol!
SWISSOATL wrote:
how is the overall credit?
SWISSOATL wrote:
how much do u spend? $100 or $150+ a month? or less?
SWISSOATL wrote:
I think it also has something to do with using credit/store cards when u first get them and pif thefirst few months and show how u would use it!
Yup, other than being kind of wonky in the beginning with CLI/upgrades I can't complain -- I just earned four 10% off coupons by charging a bunch of appliances on my Target Visa. I figure I'll need Target badly when it comes time to furnish the house with regular house stuff!
mjbfan79 wrote:
I see folks are really mad at Target what can i say they where really good to me when i had the card.
haulingthescoreup wrote:
I'm starting to think that good scores and reports actually start to count against you with Target. They probably figure that you have other options, so they're not expecting you to make them their number one card.
UpUpUp wrote:
haulingthescoreup wrote:
I'm starting to think that good scores and reports actually start to count against you with Target. They probably figure that you have other options, so they're not expecting you to make them their number one card.
I'm starting to think this could be the case as well.