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i've app'd and received 3 new cards in the last in the last 2 months with my newest card cl's totalling 19,800.00. my total cc cl's are 61k .my uti has dropped from 14 to less than 10%. i have 61k in cl's how could my scores drop so much in less than a month? we're talking 32 dropded for tu. the ithers 12-20. i'm down fro782 from discover to 762. karma from 748 to7716. is this just a temporary thing? is it time to pay down my card debt?
The inquries and new accounts are what is causing your score to drop. Your scores will recover in six months or so. Your util is fine, keep it that way. ![]()
@dominow wrote:i've app'd and received 3 new cards in the last in the last 2 months with my newest card cl's totalling 19,800.00. my total cc cl's are 61k .my uti has dropped from 14 to less than 10%. i have 61k in cl's how could my scores drop so much in less than a month? we're talking 32 dropded for tu. the ithers 12-20. i'm down fro782 from discover to 762. karma from 748 to7716. is this just a temporary thing? is it time to pay down my card debt?
That's why they are called. Fako. If you look at your real fico . You scores may be going up. Or very little lost. Less than 5 points. That's exactly why we preach. Don't trust the fako. But if you insist at getting wrong info. Like the commercial says. Keep calling up the karma Rama machine.
thanks, makes me feel better
thanks, i'll get out my spade and hoe
First of all, as stated above, the scores are FAKO's so there's no sense in worrying over them.
Second, utilzation is only one factor to consider (Amounts Owed below). It's a big slice but it's only one slice.
http://www.myfico.com/crediteducation/whatsinyourscore.aspx
@dominow wrote:i've app'd and received 3 new cards in the last in the last 2 months
If it has been 2 months then at least one new account is probably reporting. With 3 new cards you'll probably have 3 hard pulls (New Credit) and you'll have 3 new accounts dragging down your AAoA (Length of Credit History).