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December 20, 2007 at 12:01 PM #121637December 27, 2007 at 2:02 PM #125048RaybyrnesParticipant
Rustico
“Regardless of the weaknesses in my approach, I did feel more empowered going to wamu and not allowing the loan originator to pull my credit.”
Hate to break this to you but the banker you wer sitting across from has your credit score. They get them on weekly basis. Banking systems are tied to the strength of your credit and the promotions offered by the tellers pop up based upon that information.
I would saythat the best tool form manageing your credit is the Wamu credit card and http://www.annualcreditreport.com. Wamu gives you your credit score and annual creditreport.com allows you to see the aging of your accounts.
How is this helpful.If you see that in January of 2006 you applied for 6 credit card offers, you know that they are on your report for 2 years and you are currently sitting at 710 credit than it would make sense to try and wait until February before applying for credit when those account and inquiries ahve aged past the 2 year mark.
There is a lot of other good information in there aswell.
December 27, 2007 at 2:02 PM #125300RaybyrnesParticipantRustico
“Regardless of the weaknesses in my approach, I did feel more empowered going to wamu and not allowing the loan originator to pull my credit.”
Hate to break this to you but the banker you wer sitting across from has your credit score. They get them on weekly basis. Banking systems are tied to the strength of your credit and the promotions offered by the tellers pop up based upon that information.
I would saythat the best tool form manageing your credit is the Wamu credit card and http://www.annualcreditreport.com. Wamu gives you your credit score and annual creditreport.com allows you to see the aging of your accounts.
How is this helpful.If you see that in January of 2006 you applied for 6 credit card offers, you know that they are on your report for 2 years and you are currently sitting at 710 credit than it would make sense to try and wait until February before applying for credit when those account and inquiries ahve aged past the 2 year mark.
There is a lot of other good information in there aswell.
December 27, 2007 at 2:02 PM #125199RaybyrnesParticipantRustico
“Regardless of the weaknesses in my approach, I did feel more empowered going to wamu and not allowing the loan originator to pull my credit.”
Hate to break this to you but the banker you wer sitting across from has your credit score. They get them on weekly basis. Banking systems are tied to the strength of your credit and the promotions offered by the tellers pop up based upon that information.
I would saythat the best tool form manageing your credit is the Wamu credit card and http://www.annualcreditreport.com. Wamu gives you your credit score and annual creditreport.com allows you to see the aging of your accounts.
How is this helpful.If you see that in January of 2006 you applied for 6 credit card offers, you know that they are on your report for 2 years and you are currently sitting at 710 credit than it would make sense to try and wait until February before applying for credit when those account and inquiries ahve aged past the 2 year mark.
There is a lot of other good information in there aswell.
December 27, 2007 at 2:02 PM #125215RaybyrnesParticipantRustico
“Regardless of the weaknesses in my approach, I did feel more empowered going to wamu and not allowing the loan originator to pull my credit.”
Hate to break this to you but the banker you wer sitting across from has your credit score. They get them on weekly basis. Banking systems are tied to the strength of your credit and the promotions offered by the tellers pop up based upon that information.
I would saythat the best tool form manageing your credit is the Wamu credit card and http://www.annualcreditreport.com. Wamu gives you your credit score and annual creditreport.com allows you to see the aging of your accounts.
How is this helpful.If you see that in January of 2006 you applied for 6 credit card offers, you know that they are on your report for 2 years and you are currently sitting at 710 credit than it would make sense to try and wait until February before applying for credit when those account and inquiries ahve aged past the 2 year mark.
There is a lot of other good information in there aswell.
December 27, 2007 at 2:02 PM #125277RaybyrnesParticipantRustico
“Regardless of the weaknesses in my approach, I did feel more empowered going to wamu and not allowing the loan originator to pull my credit.”
Hate to break this to you but the banker you wer sitting across from has your credit score. They get them on weekly basis. Banking systems are tied to the strength of your credit and the promotions offered by the tellers pop up based upon that information.
I would saythat the best tool form manageing your credit is the Wamu credit card and http://www.annualcreditreport.com. Wamu gives you your credit score and annual creditreport.com allows you to see the aging of your accounts.
How is this helpful.If you see that in January of 2006 you applied for 6 credit card offers, you know that they are on your report for 2 years and you are currently sitting at 710 credit than it would make sense to try and wait until February before applying for credit when those account and inquiries ahve aged past the 2 year mark.
There is a lot of other good information in there aswell.
December 27, 2007 at 3:40 PM #125253NotCrankyParticipantI don’t know what you mean Ray. I don’t have an account with wamu. I walked into the loan center off of grossmont I believe it is, and talked with someone without giving my social. She explained everything to me based on what I said. If she ever looked into my credit it was after I left, w/o my authorization, because I didn’t fill out an application.
I basically told her don’t call me I’ll call you.Thanks for your help though.
I am going to sign up for one of those monitoring programs and cancel as you and enorah had explained previously.
December 27, 2007 at 3:40 PM #125357NotCrankyParticipantI don’t know what you mean Ray. I don’t have an account with wamu. I walked into the loan center off of grossmont I believe it is, and talked with someone without giving my social. She explained everything to me based on what I said. If she ever looked into my credit it was after I left, w/o my authorization, because I didn’t fill out an application.
I basically told her don’t call me I’ll call you.Thanks for your help though.
I am going to sign up for one of those monitoring programs and cancel as you and enorah had explained previously.
December 27, 2007 at 3:40 PM #125332NotCrankyParticipantI don’t know what you mean Ray. I don’t have an account with wamu. I walked into the loan center off of grossmont I believe it is, and talked with someone without giving my social. She explained everything to me based on what I said. If she ever looked into my credit it was after I left, w/o my authorization, because I didn’t fill out an application.
I basically told her don’t call me I’ll call you.Thanks for your help though.
I am going to sign up for one of those monitoring programs and cancel as you and enorah had explained previously.
December 27, 2007 at 3:40 PM #125272NotCrankyParticipantI don’t know what you mean Ray. I don’t have an account with wamu. I walked into the loan center off of grossmont I believe it is, and talked with someone without giving my social. She explained everything to me based on what I said. If she ever looked into my credit it was after I left, w/o my authorization, because I didn’t fill out an application.
I basically told her don’t call me I’ll call you.Thanks for your help though.
I am going to sign up for one of those monitoring programs and cancel as you and enorah had explained previously.
December 27, 2007 at 3:40 PM #125101NotCrankyParticipantI don’t know what you mean Ray. I don’t have an account with wamu. I walked into the loan center off of grossmont I believe it is, and talked with someone without giving my social. She explained everything to me based on what I said. If she ever looked into my credit it was after I left, w/o my authorization, because I didn’t fill out an application.
I basically told her don’t call me I’ll call you.Thanks for your help though.
I am going to sign up for one of those monitoring programs and cancel as you and enorah had explained previously.
December 27, 2007 at 4:20 PM #125294RaybyrnesParticipantSorry,
Thought you had an account there. Wherever you have your banking relationship , they have your credit score. They don’t need the social for that. With that said I am surprised you would walk into a wamu branch without sitting down wiht a banker from your current bank.December 27, 2007 at 4:20 PM #125313RaybyrnesParticipantSorry,
Thought you had an account there. Wherever you have your banking relationship , they have your credit score. They don’t need the social for that. With that said I am surprised you would walk into a wamu branch without sitting down wiht a banker from your current bank.December 27, 2007 at 4:20 PM #125143RaybyrnesParticipantSorry,
Thought you had an account there. Wherever you have your banking relationship , they have your credit score. They don’t need the social for that. With that said I am surprised you would walk into a wamu branch without sitting down wiht a banker from your current bank.December 27, 2007 at 4:20 PM #125370RaybyrnesParticipantSorry,
Thought you had an account there. Wherever you have your banking relationship , they have your credit score. They don’t need the social for that. With that said I am surprised you would walk into a wamu branch without sitting down wiht a banker from your current bank. -
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