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@Anonymous wrote:I think I was just a bit impatient! My EX score just jumped 22 pts to 650 !! I am so glad I bounced back!!
Good news! The thing about many of these score changes is, they are noise in the calculation as your score heads in a general direction where your credit is heading, hopefully up, and it looks that way for you!
Just keep adding positive months of good payment history, and the score will keep working its way up.
Credit scoring is a marathon, not a sprint, so you can't expect it to skyrocket in a month. At the same time, it can take a step back on the path upward.
Good luck!
@racer-x wrote:Black - Make that 10 days/1.5 wks ago that I posted the reply that you quoted.
You're gonna have to do better than that....try to pay a little better attention....you're embarrassing yourself. Deuces.
In this case Racer I admit being wrong, I was a bit wound up with you and responded and thought you were on another one of your rants. I will claim fatigue for the reply and will also apologize.
But, I got my eyes on you :