Your FICO score of 733 summarizes the information on your Equifax credit report as of March 15, 2004.
Who has the highest here?
Who has the highest here?
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812 middle score between equifax-transunion and experian.
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never got it done..when i got my car loan the chick said i was"preferred" over 720 or something
WHO WANTS TO PLAY GRAB-ASS?Comment
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How old are you?Originally posted by Veterans Day
812 middle score between equifax-transunion and experian.
I'm 20Comment
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Under 600. Due to my fuck you attitude about shit I refuse to pay I'm doomed to a life of cash deals and big down payments.
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I would like to start a credit reporting agency industry employee and executives database.
It would collect and freely share with consumers the various personal and financial information of anyone involved in credit reporting industry.
It would use the various data to make assumptions as to their hobbies, beliefes, political stance, sexual preference & overall character based on this information.
If they protest to anything we determine, it will just prove that what we reported about them is true.
Yep. That will be a good database.Last edited by goBigtime; 03-15-2004, 03:00 PM.Comment
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that's great, you can get a decent % on home or get any lease you want. ASSHOLE!Originally posted by detoxed
Your FICO score of 733 summarizes the information on your Equifax credit report as of March 15, 2004.
Who has the highest here?Comment
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Originally posted by 4Pics
that's great, you can get a decent % on home or get any lease you want. ASSHOLE!
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i remember you in my thread about credit... have you been working on it?Originally posted by stocktrader23
Under 600. Due to my fuck you attitude about shit I refuse to pay I'm doomed to a life of cash deals and big down payments.
most creditors will take a deal, normally about 50% of what is owed. just tell them you can pay half right then and there. no more or it's gonna take awhile to repay it. they want it so bad they'll take it, they'll just play a lil hardball. hang up if you have to, say you'll think about it. call back and say sorry half or less is all you can do. if you have the cash to make the deal then i say take it. i negotiated two deals like that that saved me over $2,500Last edited by stevecore; 03-15-2004, 03:07 PM.Comment
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426 baby! Beat that!Insert Value Here.Comment
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it just means you don't have bad things on your report. you can have a 750 score and still get declined for the smallest loan if you have no credit built up.Comment
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I just wait until they send it to a collector and you get the letter in the mail saying "settle this debt now for 45% of what you owe". works like a charm.Originally posted by stevecore
i remember you in my thread about credit... have you been working on it?
most creditors will take a deal, normally about 50% of what is owed. just tell them you can pay half right then and there. no more or it's gonna take awhile to repay it. they want it so bad they'll take it, they'll just play a lil hardball. hang up if you have to, say you'll think about it. call back and say sorry half or less is all you can do. if you have the cash to make the deal then i say take it. i negotiated two deals like that that saved me over $2,500Comment
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if you can do it before that you won't have so much negative information on your credit file.Originally posted by lurking
I just wait until they send it to a collector and you get the letter in the mail saying "settle this debt now for 45% of what you owe". works like a charm.Comment
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A collections agency screwed with mine... I had a bill that I couldn't pay while in college. It went to a collections agency who royally sucked.... and they demanded it all.
So I sent it in payments since by law, they have to accept it that way. But I guess they didn't like it so they stopped reporting my payments to the credit bureau.
So basically, as far as my credit report knows, I have owed $2k for the past 3 years without making a payment.... despite it being fully paid off.
So my credit is hurting because of it.
Last I checked though, it was working it's way back up to 624 or so.Comment
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where can i get mine online?Comment
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Now thats a good scoreOriginally posted by Veterans Day
812 middle score between equifax-transunion and experian.
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Most lenders only require 3 tradelines.Originally posted by lurking
it just means you don't have bad things on your report. you can have a 750 score and still get declined for the smallest loan if you have no credit built up.
Can have the credit reporting agency call up your utilities and add those as tradelines too. =)Comment
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Good thread.
I am wondering why WEBPOWER made a request for info on my report with Experian... Will look into it.
Anyone know these companies:
SEC Software Solutions
Name Seeker Inc.
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Both in Florida where Webpower has offices.Comment
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I worked for a collection agency.. no partial payments allowed. If they sent a partial payment, we sent it right back.Originally posted by MaskedMan
A collections agency screwed with mine... I had a bill that I couldn't pay while in college. It went to a collections agency who royally sucked.... and they demanded it all.
So I sent it in payments since by law, they have to accept it that way. But I guess they didn't like it so they stopped reporting my payments to the credit bureau.
So basically, as far as my credit report knows, I have owed $2k for the past 3 years without making a payment.... despite it being fully paid off.
So my credit is hurting because of it.
Last I checked though, it was working it's way back up to 624 or so.Comment
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I was at 802 or so at 22.
Down to around 760 or so right now, due to my mortgage and car balances, blah.Comment
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Find a nearby mortgage company to refer a good credit agency near ya... pay $65, and let them contact the collection agency.Originally posted by MaskedMan
A collections agency screwed with mine... I had a bill that I couldn't pay while in college. It went to a collections agency who royally sucked.... and they demanded it all.
So I sent it in payments since by law, they have to accept it that way. But I guess they didn't like it so they stopped reporting my payments to the credit bureau.
So basically, as far as my credit report knows, I have owed $2k for the past 3 years without making a payment.... despite it being fully paid off.
So my credit is hurting because of it.
Last I checked though, it was working it's way back up to 624 or so.
If the collection agency can't provide proof you're making payments, or an account history, the credit bureaus will wipe that from your report completely. =)
Trick #11 of Drew's Credit Guide.Comment
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contest it through the credit bureaus. if the balance is incorrect then that needs to be verified and the bureaus will need to report the correct info. if the collection agency fails to respond they'll remove it from your credit until the collection agency gets off their ass to report it.Originally posted by MaskedMan
A collections agency screwed with mine... I had a bill that I couldn't pay while in college. It went to a collections agency who royally sucked.... and they demanded it all.
So I sent it in payments since by law, they have to accept it that way. But I guess they didn't like it so they stopped reporting my payments to the credit bureau.
So basically, as far as my credit report knows, I have owed $2k for the past 3 years without making a payment.... despite it being fully paid off.
So my credit is hurting because of it.
Last I checked though, it was working it's way back up to 624 or so.
drew: if it's removed it can still be re-added back, it's only off until the creditor responds back... theres a chance they will update their info at some point.Comment
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is that goodICQ #286508534Comment
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now this I didn't know. for the last 2 years I havn't missed a single bill for any of my utilities or rent and paid in full every single month. I must find out how to add this to my report.Originally posted by DrewKole
Most lenders only require 3 tradelines.
Can have the credit reporting agency call up your utilities and add those as tradelines too. =)Comment
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I tried to dispute it once with Transunion-Equifax, and just never heard back from them. And of course, could never get a hold of a human being to talk to afterwards either. That was $14 gone, or what ever it costs for it.Originally posted by stevecore
contest it through the credit bureaus. if the balance is incorrect then that needs to be verified and the bureaus will need to report the correct info. if the collection agency fails to respond they'll remove it from your credit until the collection agency gets off their ass to report it.
drew: if it's removed it can still be re-added back, it's only off until the creditor responds back... theres a chance they will update their info at some point.
And detoxed, I dunno if it's the same there as it is here, but by law here, they have to accept payments. They don't have a choice but to just take it and wait until the next month.Comment
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There's a statute of limitations somewhere in there, if they haven't reported in 3 years, it can pretty much be taken completely off, or so the people tell me.Originally posted by stevecore
drew: if it's removed it can still be re-added back, it's only off until the creditor responds back... theres a chance they will update their info at some point.
On a side note, it shouldn't be affecting your credit that much, most lenders only care about the last 2 or so years of collections.
Government loans usually don't even require payment of them, if they are over a year.Comment
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Won't affect score, only used for adding tradelines for minimum required for lending. =)Originally posted by lurking
now this I didn't know. for the last 2 years I havn't missed a single bill for any of my utilities or rent and paid in full every single month. I must find out how to add this to my report.Comment
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does anyone know if visa check cards (debit) show up on your credit report? I don't even use credit cards anymore because I got this thing now. I don't like to have "virtual money".Comment
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My credit score is 776.
Damn someone got an 812 here? Shit that's the highest I've seen, congrats!Comment
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Equifax.com FICO score power and credit report $12.95Originally posted by juicylinks
where can i get mine online?Comment
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noOriginally posted by lurking
does anyone know if visa check cards (debit) show up on your credit report? I don't even use credit cards anymore because I got this thing now. I don't like to have "virtual money".Comment
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damn I should pick up a new credit card then.. I put thousands through this debit card every month. any suggestions? NO capitalone, and no providian.Originally posted by DrewKole
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Capitalone or providianOriginally posted by lurking
damn I should pick up a new credit card then.. I put thousands through this debit card every month. any suggestions? NO capitalone, and no providian.Comment
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ok pothead.Originally posted by detoxed
Capitalone or providianComment
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try your bank, if not try first premier or bank1. you'll pay a ton of activation and membership fees to start off but it'll help with your credit. or you could always try a secured credit card as well.Originally posted by lurking
damn I should pick up a new credit card then.. I put thousands through this debit card every month. any suggestions? NO capitalone, and no providian.Comment
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I do underwriting for a mortgage company.
When i come across a file with horrid credit, even a past BK or forclosure, all we have to do is condition them for 3 tradelines verified for 12mo with satisfactory payments.
it can be anything like a electric bill saying you had electric for 12mo and payed on time, etc.
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Just got mine, 756
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question for you credit experts... I had a lot of bad credit in 95 this year is now 7 years... will the credit issues be removed this year on their own, or is there anything I need to do to make sure it's removed as it's suposed to be gone after 7 years.In November, you can vote for America's next president or its first dictator.Comment
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Crockett...and anyone else that caresOriginally posted by crockett
question for you credit experts... I had a lot of bad credit in 95 this year is now 7 years... will the credit issues be removed this year on their own, or is there anything I need to do to make sure it's removed as it's suposed to be gone after 7 years.
I just cleaned up my credit this year and found out something pretty cool. If you have any bad accounts that have been closed for a few months or more showing up on your credit report you can call the company that issued you the credit (name and number will be on the report) and ask them to verify your balance or address. Odds are that they will say that you are no longer in their system, on average you get removed from their system after 90 days of closing an account. If you aren't in their system anymore then all you have to do is log into wherever you got your online report and file a dispute for the that company. Just say that the adress is wrong or that you didn't miss that many payments, it doesn't matter since they will not be able to verify this so the information by law will have to be pulled from your report. I did this to three companies and it worked great, however one fall back is that these were my oldest accounts so by having those removed I lost alot of credit history which sucked since your score is highly based on the amount of years you have had credit. All in all though this raised my score between 25 and 40 ponits at the three different agencies.
As for Crocketts question on the seven years.....I have no idea but this should work if it doesn't automatically come off.Comment
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save yourself the money and do it yourself. you actually save money since places like myfico.com will give you access to dispute them online. equifax has to be done by phone unless you sign up at their site.
if you sign up at myfico.com, theres a promotional code "valuedcustomer" that gives you 10% off your purchase.Comment
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here's a post i made not too long ago about online credit brokers. some more info for all those interested.
http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showth...hreadid=237125Comment
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it wouldnt be smart of them to close an account that owes them money.... i guess only late payments could be taken care of this way.Originally posted by ToolGuy
Crockett...and anyone else that cares
I just cleaned up my credit this year and found out something pretty cool. If you have any bad accounts that have been closed for a few months or more showing up on your credit report you can call the company that issued you the credit (name and number will be on the report) and ask them to verify your balance or address. Odds are that they will say that you are no longer in their system, on average you get removed from their system after 90 days of closing an account. If you aren't in their system anymore then all you have to do is log into wherever you got your online report and file a dispute for the that company. Just say that the adress is wrong or that you didn't miss that many payments, it doesn't matter since they will not be able to verify this so the information by law will have to be pulled from your report. I did this to three companies and it worked great, however one fall back is that these were my oldest accounts so by having those removed I lost alot of credit history which sucked since your score is highly based on the amount of years you have had credit. All in all though this raised my score between 25 and 40 ponits at the three different agencies.
As for Crocketts question on the seven years.....I have no idea but this should work if it doesn't automatically come off.Comment
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thats an excellent score for someone so young...last time i checked mine i think it was in the 600'sComment
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hey I signed up at equifax.com and tried the 3 in 1 report.. but where are you guys finding your credit score? is that a diffrent report?In November, you can vote for America's next president or its first dictator.Comment
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