Rut-roh!

[Anonymous]

Just saw my co-worker pulling FAKOs from Experian. :/

Didn't mean to, but heard her say the forbidden F-word and I glimpsed over to see what was wrong and she had the Experian site on it with her numbers.

What would you do?

[MarineVietVet]

It depends how well I knew them and if I was sure they were approachable about subjects concerning credit.

Definitely a possible thin ice situation. Only you would know this person.

[Anonymous]

Forbidden F word?  Aren't you in NJ?  I used to live in Bedford Stuy Brooklyn... as far as I remember the F word is not a word in the NYC metro area, it is a comma.

[Anonymous]

I am But I also want to respect the forum lol

I didn't say anything, but she asked me what the difference between high risk and low risk was, but she didn't elaborate on that.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Just saw my co-worker pulling FAKOs from Experian. :/

Didn't mean to, but heard her say the forbidden F-word and I glimpsed over to see what was wrong and she had the Experian site on it with her numbers.

What would you do?

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Fako?

[pizzadude]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Forbidden F word?  Aren't you in NJ?  I used to live in Bedford Stuy Brooklyn... as far as I remember the F word is not a word in the NYC metro area, it is a comma.

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+1.   That and "Fricckin"

[wmcodywilson]

Surprisingly enough my co-workers are pretty open to that kind of thing. We've talked a lot about it and Ive even gotten people doing GW's and PFD's now. Id just say "not to be nosy but maybe I can help you" and usually that works.

MVV is absolutely right though. When I was trying to talk to my mom about credit repair (for support and ideas), she was very closed on the subject and weve gotten into plenty of arguments about it. So obviously YMMV.