Which CCC cares the least about inquiries

[Anonymous]

What limits did you get on the cards you were just approved for? I would wait till around December and evaluate your situation and see if some new offers come in the mail worth going after, or an opportunity arises from what you see lots of approvals for on this forum.

[UncleB]

Unless you've got a pressing reason/need, you might be better off to hang out a while and let your inquiries age a bit.  Sure, you might be 'approved' now, but if you wait and apply later on the credit lines could be more generous, and the APR your account is assigned might be more attractive.

I'm a big believer in 'Quality over Quantity', but that's just me, I'm certainly not judging anybody else. 

We all have to do what we believe is right for us.

[takeshi74]

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@tbea1004 wrote:

Is there a CCC that is not worried about a high number of inquiries? For instance if you have 10 inquiries across the board.

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It's not just a matter of creditor but of credit profile as well.  A thicker, established profile in good standing will handle inquries better than thinner profiles and profiles in poor shape.  Do not simply rely on the creditor.  If you're getting cited for inquiries as a denial reason then you probably have bigger issues with your credit that you need to address or you just need to slow it down to a pace that is appropriate for your profile.

[Anonymous]

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@UncleB wrote:

I'm a big believer in 'Quality over Quantity', but that's just me, I'm certainly not judging anybody else. 

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LoL, I see what you did there

But indeed, Quality over Quantity is a great way to stay out of debt trouble.