He will be back later on, he is still at work.
He will bounce back fast. I mean all of us rebuilding have been to hell and back. A denial will never break us down. A slight disappointment, but knowing you're doing the right things to get your scores up, that's what keeps me going at least.
Stealing the marines saying: Rebuilders dont die, we got to hell to regroup 
A man hug for LS
@CS800 wrote:He will be back later on, he is still at work.
He will bounce back fast. I mean all of us rebuilding have been to hell and back. A denial will never break us down. A slight disappointment, but knowing you're doing the right things to get your scores up, that's what keeps me going at least.
Stealing the marines saying: Rebuilders dont die, we got to hell to regroup
A man hug for LS
+1! 
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I heard he was on hold w/ the recon people trying again!
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Everyone looks at this credit approval and denial thing differently. I see nothing wrong with people offering their support to someone that was declined no more than someone offering congratulations to someone that was approved.
People jump and holler over a friend winning a race, getting a great grade, a new house, whatever. They offer support for friends that didn't get those things. We're all just a bunch of text on a screen here really; letting others know there's nothing wrong with not getting some piece of plastic (that's really all it is) and that no one thinks differently of the person (who's also just text on a screen here) is more a show of anonymous friendship and a reminder that a person isn't their credit, no matter what their score or number of cards is. Oddly enough, rejection of any kind, for anything, is a powerful emotional trigger (there's even a use for it in sales, imply someone can have something than tell them they can't and they'll actually want it more).
I think people offering support on here is a postive (whether it's needed or not) simply because it shows we have a human connection and understanding that is hard to relay through text. Simply put, it proves we're human and understand that others on here are as well, not just text on a screen. Personally, I think this thread show's a postive about MyFico and the people that post here.
Frankly, I'm going to guess LS isn't absent here because of a decline actually. My guess is either a busier than usual day, an internet connection issue or very possibly weather. Sometimes I go weeks without even looking here if I'm overly busy (I have to admit I lurked long before I joined officially). Not looking around here too much is also a great way to avoid the temptation to apply for something (even I notice a slight urge to app when I read things on here, then I remind myself why I'm not applying for everything I see).
@RyVision wrote:Everyone looks at this credit approval and denial thing differently. I see nothing wrong with people offering their support to someone that was declined no more than someone offering congratulations to someone that was approved.
People jump and holler over a friend winning a race, getting a great grade, a new house, whatever. They offer support for friends that didn't get those things. We're all just a bunch of text on a screen here really; letting others know there's nothing wrong with not getting some piece of plastic (that's really all it is) and that no one thinks differently of the person (who's also just text on a screen here) is more a show of anonymous friendship and a reminder that a person isn't their credit, no matter what their score or number of cards is. Oddly enough, rejection of any kind, for anything, is a powerful emotional trigger (there's even a use for it in sales, imply someone can have something than tell them they can't and they'll actually want it more).
I think people offering support on here is a postive (whether it's needed or not) simply because it shows we have a human connection and understanding that is hard to relay through text. Simply put, it proves we're human and understand that others on here are as well, not just text on a screen. Personally, I think this thread show's a postive about MyFico and the people that post here.
Frankly, I'm going to guess LS isn't absent here because of a decline actually. My guess is either a busier than usual day, an internet connection issue or very possibly weather. Sometimes I go weeks without even looking here if I'm overly busy (I have to admit I lurked long before I joined officially). Not looking around here too much is also a great way to avoid the temptation to apply for something (even I notice a slight urge to app when I read things on here, then I remind myself why I'm not applying for everything I see).
well said RY,, u brought a tear to my eye
LS: Luke Skywalker
