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Has anyone heard of Payoff Inc?
what are your thoughts?
Edit: removed link --SE
looks like prosper and lending club... here is what I got back:
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We typically require a credit score of 660 and above for approval, and your credit score is currently 659.
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Qualified applicants have a debt-to-income ratio of less than 30%. We've calculated your current DTI at approximately 58%
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It's TU... which is interesting because I have not seen this score before and my current TU Fico according to walmart and barclay are higher!
Looks like I dont qualify for a loan. My CS is still too low. So I am thinking of applying for 2/3 credit cards this week, but a little weary of the hard inquiries. So far I have 2 from last year. Does 3 applications (in one day(with CapOne = 1 inquiry? Do you know of any credit unions that are lenient with CL.
Kudos to you! 67 cards! That is amazing.
-Citibank $3,574.20/$4180; -$ Credit Union $ 560/$1500 LOC; -Capital one $250/$2500
-Macys 0/$100; -Kohls 0/$200; -TJMaxx 0/$300
Experian score was 561 as of 1/1/15 On 2/26/15 EQ:626 TU:639 EX: 628
Hopefully it will not turn into ripoff.com? LOL Just kidding. Never heard of them
ok. I am thinking of a QS1 and venture.
hahaha..
I have a loan from Logix Credit Union and they are pretty awesome and fair.
I wonder if I can reapply at some point in the near future.
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Qualified applicants have a debt-to-income ratio of less than 30%. We've calculated your current DTI at approximately 35%