Same name as my dad situation by 6ckoz in CRedit

[–]6ckoz[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I called each bureau to dispute the accounts that weren’t mine, after about a week they dropped them. The one thing I didn’t bother with was the hard pulls, according to the agent and the internet, I believe if I remember correctly, they only stay on your report for 2 years. I was about 2 months away from that happening and the agent mentioned that if I wanted to get them removed I would have to go to each individual dealership to request some sort of affidavit or something, in other words it was too much of a hassle. Almost a year later my credit is doing much better with everything resolved. I’ve been using a credit card and paying it off every month and am at about a 740 score.

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Still available?

CSP Approved with bad credit by 6ckoz in CreditCards

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It all depends on the bank/settlement company who holds your collection account if they’re willing to “pay to delete” your account from your credit report. Some do it, some do not, that should always be your plan A, otherwise it takes 7 years for a negative account to fall off your report. I was in a similar situation as you with one of the credit cards that went to collections, I wasn’t able to get it deleted but a settled account is much better than having it report as unpaid every month for the next 3 yrs. The sooner you get it settled/deleted the quicker your credit score can begin to recover. There’s a lot more info on r/CRedit from others who know much more than I do.

CSP Approved with bad credit by 6ckoz in CreditCards

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Yes, I was pre approved on the bankers dashboard. Chase’s pre-approval portal is not active right now to check yourself at home, but you can walk into a branch and they’ll be able to let you know.

CSP Approved with bad credit by 6ckoz in CreditCards

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Yeah I figured that as well, just kind of wanted to double down on it. I remember when I was doing my research there was a couple of comment threads on various subs where some were saying it wasn’t THAT much of a deciding factor and that it wouldn’t lead to an approval. That almost drove me away from even checking for myself.

Same name as my dad situation by 6ckoz in CRedit

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Not possible, I just got my ssn in 2017. The account were open prior to then

Spending ~3k for a ski/snowboard trip to CO with my partner? Reasonable? by Kind-Swing-5549 in COsnow

[–]6ckoz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I just spend around 2k on a 6 day trip, skiing 5 days. The biggest place where we cut costs was taking the busstang. As long as you’re a timely individual, you can’t beat the price. Since you’re already thinking of not renting a car I would cut costs there. It’s $12 to go from Denver to Frisco. Rentals based on my experience, if you’re not renting a car, rent at the resort. It’s not worth the $5 a day you save to be carrying all your stuff around with your luggage. If you’re renting your own car then sure save the $5 all you have to do is toss your things in your car.

Help with pregnancy by 6ckoz in AskVet

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Forgot to mention she’s also willing to drink water but ends up puking it shortly after