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The negative reason codes quite clearly point to the CFA data being "seen" on the 16th report but not on the 14th report. Are these old accounts or new accounts?
@Anonymous wrote:The negative reason codes quite clearly point to the CFA data being "seen" on the 16th report but not on the 14th report. Are these old accounts or new accounts?
Oh my! of the 18 closed Affirm accounts. some were closed in 2017,2018,2019. The 2 open ones were opened 04/2020 and 09/2020. So they should have been seen long ago. Not all of a sudden unless like aforemention they all of a sudden began to "identify" as CFA.
@UpAndComing74 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:The negative reason codes quite clearly point to the CFA data being "seen" on the 16th report but not on the 14th report. Are these old accounts or new accounts?
Oh my! of the 18 closed Affirm accounts. some were closed in 2017,2018,2019. The 2 open ones were opened 04/2020 and 09/2020. So they should have been seen long ago. Not all of a sudden unless like aforemention they all of a sudden began to "identify" as CFA.
They were always classified as CFA. The reason code was just buried beneath other factors that have a larger impact on your scores.
@dragontears wrote:They were always classified as CFA. The reason code was just buried beneath other factors that have a larger impact on your scores.
That would then mean that between his pull on the 14th and his pull on the 16th, whatever was causing the "bad payment history" reason code to be present would have had to go away. Also accounts with balances would have had to drop for that to vanish from the list as well.
@Anonymous wrote:
The code may have been at number five on the 14th. Have you ever had less than four codes since having one of those?
I have always had 4 codes on my reports.
@Anonymous wrote:
@dragontears wrote:They were always classified as CFA. The reason code was just buried beneath other factors that have a larger impact on your scores.
That would then mean that between his pull on the 14th and his pull on the 16th, whatever was causing the "bad payment history" reason code to be present would have had to go away. Also accounts with balances would have had to drop for that to vanish from the list as well.
I REALLYYY wish I could isolate it to bad payment being removed. But the only bad payment I have is a 30 day from 12/2017. Nothing changed between those 2 days. Interestengly, the CFA reason moved from bottom to top on Auto and also appeared on Bankcard 2. Something with the CFA thats sabatoging things it seems.
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I found this... Surely AFFIRM ageing a year didnt cause CFA to appear!
@UpAndComing74 wrote:I found this... Surely AFFIRM ageing a year didnt cause CFA to appear!
@UpAndComing74 no, CFA has been there all along imo, it just hasn't been important enough to reach the top four.
@Anonymous wrote:
@dragontears wrote:They were always classified as CFA. The reason code was just buried beneath other factors that have a larger impact on your scores.
That would then mean that between his pull on the 14th and his pull on the 16th, whatever was causing the "bad payment history" reason code to be present would have had to go away. Also accounts with balances would have had to drop for that to vanish from the list as well.
@Anonymous not necessarily, CFA could've became more important for some reason. And now that he's bringing up the date it was opened and it coincides, that's a little much to overlook.
@UpAndComing74 What is the age of your youngest Revolver? What's the age of your youngest Account? Do you know your average age of loan accounts?