Thanks Damage,good stuff hereTo all,
I have used these techniques and have improved my score by 100 pts in less than 1 year. I will share what I know and what I have used that has worked for me and others. I don't claim to be a guru of credit, but I hope this will assist people in developing a better credit score.
I'll also be updating this, as there is a bunch of info. You will need some time, dedication, and organization to make this work. This is no "fly-by-night" magic spell to fix everything. But, hopefully it will educate you and better prepare you to become a winner in the game of Credit.
Alright Son! Lets get busy on this credit shit.
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Ok. Now thats done, lets get started. This may seem like a lot, but really its not. Keep in mind, this is stuff you do over the next couple of months.
thats some bullshit myth, if you pay off your credit card before you get the statement and a 0 balance is reported at the end of the month you will get the same effect.To maximize your scores let the card report a $2 balance on your next statement then just pay the $2 before the payment due date. As long ad you pay the balance by the due date you will not have to worry about interest.
thats some bullshit myth, if you pay off your credit card before you get the statement and a 0 balance is reported at the end of the month you will get the same effect.
Not at all, unless a lien is placed on you..Is there a behind on taxes thread?
How will being behind on taxes affect your credit score?
It is my experience that If you have a zero balance it will not help you....in fact they will be more inclined to lower your limits or cancel the acct...something must report to get the full benefit...how will they know what your ability to handle debt is if you let nothing report....if you let nothing report you won't gain much if any at all
info on how to go at creditors and collection agency that make illegal inquiries on your credit reportWhat's this?
info on how to go at creditors and collection agency that make illegal inquiries on your credit report
I started out with a bank of America cash rewards secured visa, in Like 10 months they unsecured it and desposited my money back to me, once use start using cards wisely and building your scores you will start getting offers in the mail for cards
It shouldn't affect your score unless they file a lien against you.Is there a behind on taxes thread?
How will being behind on taxes affect your credit score?
What a fucking scam..Inquiries are a bitch. I had 2 mortgage inquiries and one car loan inquiry and all my shit dropped by 30 points.
Inquiries are a bitch. I had 2 mortgage inquiries and one car loan inquiry and all my shit dropped by 30 points.
Those are hard inquires and they do the most damage to credit it's best to keep a few paid and free credit monitoring sites with dispute options for inquires and yeah even if i did it i'd still dispute that shit sometimes you get lucky.On your ficos that shit aint right. You should check for some other change on your reports, because an inquiry and a new account being added to your file should only drop your scores 10 points at the most, which will recover in a few months.
An within a 30 day period morgate and auto inquiries count as one for scoring no matter how many you get while rate shopping
I know that vantagescore bullshit will drop yours scores alot for inquiries but fico will only drop a few points
Those are hard inquires and they do the most damage to credit it's best to keep a few paid and free credit monitoring sites with dispute options for inquires and yeah even if i did it i'd still dispute that shit sometimes you get lucky.
damn $49 a month? looks interesting but I don't know.
I'm sure the info is gold but the people that can use the most and need it most can't afford that.
Yes, these were three authorized inquiries. One with Quicken Loans, one with BOA. I ended up refinancing with quicken loans. The auto inquiry was through leasetrader.comMayne a hard inquiry will not drop a score that much, they only account for 10 percent of scoring. The most you should lose for a hard inquiry is 5 points. Having a new account added to your reports will drop your score more because the average age of accounts will drop witch will make you lose points, but by 6 monthd you will gain the points back.
The shit that does the most damage to your credit are late payments, collections, charge offs, and liens, they will murder your score the full time they are listed on your reports.
A hard inquiry only is counted on your score for 1 years and is off your reports after 2 years
And good luck disputing a hard inquiry because you authorized whatever lender pulls your report's when you fill out an app for credit or a loan unless you can prove that someone took your identity to open credit in your name
It's usually less that your real fico . Now that I look at it you are correct my credit karma score is 35 points below my fico.What a good way to get your credit score for cheap? I was told that credit karma score is off by 30-40 points.
What a fucking scam..![]()
Yes, these were three authorized inquiries. One with Quicken Loans, one with BOA. I ended up refinancing with quicken loans. The auto inquiry was through leasetrader.com
Check this scenario out...
Score around the 600 range...able to get a five cards...have a rough time frame...don't pay proper attention to cards result in maxed out...decides to cut cards up....(which is great vs closing accounts)
Months pass trying to figure out a payment plan, then boom tax time.
Use tax refund to take care of all five cards...(maybe $2300)
Credit lines back to initial amount, which is a great thing, when tryin to work the system.
Should this person see some movement within the next month or two...let's say score is near 520...
Cards should at least report a positive balance...
What else is on their credit report.
Any 30-60day lates, chargeoffs.
Those will stay on for 7 years and hurt very bad.
Score seems really low, and they should see a bounce.
Check this scenario out...
Score around the 600 range...able to get a five cards...have a rough time frame...don't pay proper attention to cards result in maxed out...decides to cut cards up....(which is great vs closing accounts)
Months pass trying to figure out a payment plan, then boom tax time.
Use tax refund to take care of all five cards...(maybe $2300)
Credit lines back to initial amount, which is a great thing, when tryin to work the system.
Should this person see some movement within the next month or two...let's say score is near 520...
Cards should at least report a positive balance...
Get a credit card that offers your score for free or see if one of your existing cards has the service.What a good way to get your credit score for cheap? I was told that credit karma score is off by 30-40 points.