Topic: ITT: Post your credit score
Anonymous A started this discussion 7 years ago #78,716
Mine is in the mid 700s and I don’t even use credit.
Anonymous B joined in and replied with this 7 years ago, 5 minutes later[^] [v] #918,664
Doubt that score is possible - How about a screen shot of the report - Just redact personal info
Without Credit history one cannot have a reasonable credit score.
Oh and that does not mean one has to be in debt - One can as I do use Credit cards and never ring up any debt.
Without Credit history one cannot have a reasonable credit score.
Oh and that does not mean one has to be in debt - One can as I do use Credit cards and never ring up any debt.
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Anonymous A (OP) replied with this 7 years ago, 9 minutes later, 14 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #918,666
@previous (B)
Lol you sound jealous. It really is 740 my credit was run recently and that is straight from equifax.
Lol you sound jealous. It really is 740 my credit was run recently and that is straight from equifax.
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16bitch !BMhSp1fpyA joined in and replied with this 7 years ago, 4 minutes later, 19 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #918,667
Last year's PSAT:
Reading and Writing: 650 (96th %ile)
Math: 500 (58th %ile)
Total: 1150 (85th %ile)
Reading and Writing: 650 (96th %ile)
Math: 500 (58th %ile)
Total: 1150 (85th %ile)
Anonymous B replied with this 7 years ago, 7 minutes later, 27 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #918,672
@918,666 (A)
So of course if one were to buy a house and make payments and a boat as well or 747 Aircraft without having to fake photoshop ones self as pilot - One could ring up a nice score - No credit cards required
Given I am not a banker I am not about to argue with you - After all around here so many NEW POSTS are made by Trolls - Usually just one Looser~Ana Troll
All that said - You may have some kind of number whatever that may or may not be
What you do not have cannot have is the several Thousands of Dollars I got for free just for taking Credit cards and opening new bank accounts AND AND
Such Cards that give out free cash are still available
Equifax generates the same FICO scores and VantageScores offered by the other bureaus, and the range for current scoring models is 300-850. The Experian Credit Score offered on its website is actually a VantageScore. Experian also offers a National Equivalency Score, which ranges from 360 to 840
So of course if one were to buy a house and make payments and a boat as well or 747 Aircraft without having to fake photoshop ones self as pilot - One could ring up a nice score - No credit cards required
Given I am not a banker I am not about to argue with you - After all around here so many NEW POSTS are made by Trolls - Usually just one Looser~Ana Troll
All that said - You may have some kind of number whatever that may or may not be
What you do not have cannot have is the several Thousands of Dollars I got for free just for taking Credit cards and opening new bank accounts AND AND
Such Cards that give out free cash are still available
Anonymous D joined in and replied with this 7 years ago, 2 minutes later, 29 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #918,673
Anonymous D double-posted this 7 years ago, 2 minutes later, 32 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #918,674
Anonymous B replied with this 7 years ago, 1 minute later, 34 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #918,676
@918,673 (D)
When it comes to filling wallet up more full than more empty - Chump Change wood be 1000's to Bill Gates
Its all Relative. I stopped counting but could backtrack to find total but guess is about $3100 to $3400
Me happy more with the fact that I can and my only concern was wood it effect my credit score which so far it has not
When it comes to filling wallet up more full than more empty - Chump Change wood be 1000's to Bill Gates
Its all Relative. I stopped counting but could backtrack to find total but guess is about $3100 to $3400
Me happy more with the fact that I can and my only concern was wood it effect my credit score which so far it has not
Anonymous E joined in and replied with this 7 years ago, 1 minute later, 35 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #918,677
Anonymous D replied with this 7 years ago, 5 seconds later, 35 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #918,678
@918,676 (B)
Given that you have several lines of credit which should improve your score... you should be pretty close to a 900, yeah?
Given that you have several lines of credit which should improve your score... you should be pretty close to a 900, yeah?
Anonymous B replied with this 7 years ago, 5 minutes later, 41 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #918,680
@previous (D)
I have not run it via Equifax - The two banks that ask me to look at my score monthly - Been about 6 months since I last looked and the number was below the Max top by about 40 points - I don't think I have ever hit the total max possible nor have I cared enough to ask the bank manager what it wood take to hit that magic number.
The single most important thing to me is the loan rate sheet bank managers use to come up with an interest rate on loans I need when buying new property to lease out. Managers and those on the next levels have a wide range of choices. I always make sure I get the very most best possible rate. So hitting that max score number is not going to save me a dime in money.
I have not run it via Equifax - The two banks that ask me to look at my score monthly - Been about 6 months since I last looked and the number was below the Max top by about 40 points - I don't think I have ever hit the total max possible nor have I cared enough to ask the bank manager what it wood take to hit that magic number.
The single most important thing to me is the loan rate sheet bank managers use to come up with an interest rate on loans I need when buying new property to lease out. Managers and those on the next levels have a wide range of choices. I always make sure I get the very most best possible rate. So hitting that max score number is not going to save me a dime in money.
Anonymous F joined in and replied with this 7 years ago, 6 minutes later, 47 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #918,682
@previous (B)
> I have not run it via Equifax - The two banks that ask me to look at my score monthly - Been about 6 months since I last looked and the number was below the Max top by about 40 points - I don't think I have ever hit the total max possible nor have I cared enough to ask the bank manager what it wood take to hit that magic number.
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> The single most important thing to me is the loan rate sheet bank managers use to come up with an interest rate on loans I need when buying new property to lease out. Managers and those on the next levels have a wide range of choices. I always make sure I get the very most best possible rate. So hitting that max score number is not going to save me a dime in money.
> I have not run it via Equifax - The two banks that ask me to look at my score monthly - Been about 6 months since I last looked and the number was below the Max top by about 40 points - I don't think I have ever hit the total max possible nor have I cared enough to ask the bank manager what it wood take to hit that magic number.
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> The single most important thing to me is the loan rate sheet bank managers use to come up with an interest rate on loans I need when buying new property to lease out. Managers and those on the next levels have a wide range of choices. I always make sure I get the very most best possible rate. So hitting that max score number is not going to save me a dime in money.
Anonymous D replied with this 7 years ago, 2 minutes later, 50 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #918,683
@918,680 (B)
> I have not run it via Equifax - The two banks that ask me to look at my score monthly - Been about 6 months since I last looked and the number was below the Max top by about 40 points - I don't think I have ever hit the total max possible nor have I cared enough to ask the bank manager what it wood take to hit that magic number.
>
> The single most important thing to me is the loan rate sheet bank managers use to come up with an interest rate on loans I need when buying new property to lease out. Managers and those on the next levels have a wide range of choices. I always make sure I get the very most best possible rate. So hitting that max score number is not going to save me a dime in money.
@previous (F)
> > I have not run it via Equifax - The two banks that ask me to look at my score monthly - Been about 6 months since I last looked and the number was below the Max top by about 40 points - I don't think I have ever hit the total max possible nor have I cared enough to ask the bank manager what it wood take to hit that magic number.
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> > The single most important thing to me is the loan rate sheet bank managers use to come up with an interest rate on loans I need when buying new property to lease out. Managers and those on the next levels have a wide range of choices. I always make sure I get the very most best possible rate. So hitting that max score number is not going to save me a dime in money.
> I have not run it via Equifax - The two banks that ask me to look at my score monthly - Been about 6 months since I last looked and the number was below the Max top by about 40 points - I don't think I have ever hit the total max possible nor have I cared enough to ask the bank manager what it wood take to hit that magic number.
>
> The single most important thing to me is the loan rate sheet bank managers use to come up with an interest rate on loans I need when buying new property to lease out. Managers and those on the next levels have a wide range of choices. I always make sure I get the very most best possible rate. So hitting that max score number is not going to save me a dime in money.
@previous (F)
> > I have not run it via Equifax - The two banks that ask me to look at my score monthly - Been about 6 months since I last looked and the number was below the Max top by about 40 points - I don't think I have ever hit the total max possible nor have I cared enough to ask the bank manager what it wood take to hit that magic number.
> >
> > The single most important thing to me is the loan rate sheet bank managers use to come up with an interest rate on loans I need when buying new property to lease out. Managers and those on the next levels have a wide range of choices. I always make sure I get the very most best possible rate. So hitting that max score number is not going to save me a dime in money.
Anonymous G joined in and replied with this 7 years ago, 13 minutes later, 1 hour after the original post[^] [v] #918,689
Syntax boasting to a forum of trolls about how much money he has. Everyone knows a nursing home won't allow you to keep more than 20-30 bucks on you.
Anonymous B replied with this 7 years ago, 26 minutes later, 1 hour after the original post[^] [v] #918,697
@previous (G)
It's not boasting. Its a reminder that many can get banks/credit people to open up their wallet and hand you cold hard cash.
> Everyone knows a nursing home won't allow you to keep more than 20-30 bucks on you.
How come you don't try and help your aged parents in such home. Shame on ya
It's not boasting. Its a reminder that many can get banks/credit people to open up their wallet and hand you cold hard cash.
> Everyone knows a nursing home won't allow you to keep more than 20-30 bucks on you.
How come you don't try and help your aged parents in such home. Shame on ya
16bitch !BMhSp1fpyA replied with this 7 years ago, 51 minutes later, 2 hours after the original post[^] [v] #918,713
@918,674 (D)
> What school will you be trying to get into??
https://www.ashland.edu/content/ashland-university-esports
> What school will you be trying to get into??
https://www.ashland.edu/content/ashland-university-esports
Syntax joined in and replied with this 7 years ago, 11 minutes later, 2 hours after the original post[^] [v] #918,719
Mine is 950 - Thanks to much smart investments in stocks like Disney Apple Nike Re: early years of Wall Street electronic trading made a fortune
Syntax replied with this 7 years ago, 6 minutes later, 2 hours after the original post[^] [v] #918,722
Anonymous G replied with this 7 years ago, 4 seconds later, 2 hours after the original post[^] [v] #918,723
@918,697 (B)
> It's not boasting. Its a reminder that many can get banks/credit people to open up their wallet and hand you cold hard cash.
>
> > Everyone knows a nursing home won't allow you to keep more than 20-30 bucks on you.
>
> How come you don't try and help your aged parents in such home. Shame on ya
My parents don't need any help. They are retired living in Tahiti
> It's not boasting. Its a reminder that many can get banks/credit people to open up their wallet and hand you cold hard cash.
>
> > Everyone knows a nursing home won't allow you to keep more than 20-30 bucks on you.
>
> How come you don't try and help your aged parents in such home. Shame on ya
My parents don't need any help. They are retired living in Tahiti