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FINANCE your next BIG DECISION with a personal loan up to $25,000
James,
You're invited to apply ...
Questions for those who have succeeded at the Penfed experience (from someone who has gotten ZERO notice from Penfed since becoming a 2k CC member 11 months ago, and then only via recon, as my Egyptianness apparently offends their finely-tuned senses):
* how similar is this to a pre-qualified offer?
* is this precursor to a check arriving in the mail?
* Penfed is warming to me now, right?
* throw it in the trash & chuckle, or keep a watchful eye on the mailbox from now on?
@thornback wrote:
... I decided it's just a marketing scheme devised to convince me to waste another HP ...
Tricky Penfed! I hadn't considered that one. You may be right. Hopefully we'll hear from others who: A) got tricked & wasted the HP; or B) survived it and procured shiny new (low interest) loans.
@Anonymous wrote:
... Definitely just marketing.
While admitting you are quite likely right, I remain hopeful to learn otherwise.
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
You're invited to a Hard Pull
Finally, a voice of experience weighs in.
("Aye, matey, they might have gotten you but they won't get me too. You'll see. I'll fight 'em off I will. You'll see.")
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
I take these offers same as offers ...
You've gotten "offer" letters from Penfed?
That would be a pretty damning DP -- you've made it clear they hate you (and vice versa).