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ParticipantWho knows what their secret algorithm is. They probably have a built up an entire consumer profile on you- your favorite restaurants, your areas of interest (Computer stuff,electronics,audio/video, home improvement)– and a certain deviation from your normal pattern will trigger a fraud alert. Of course in your case the alert triggered even at places you frequent often. Strange.
ParticipantWho knows what their secret algorithm is. They probably have a built up an entire consumer profile on you- your favorite restaurants, your areas of interest (Computer stuff,electronics,audio/video, home improvement)– and a certain deviation from your normal pattern will trigger a fraud alert. Of course in your case the alert triggered even at places you frequent often. Strange.
ParticipantWho knows what their secret algorithm is. They probably have a built up an entire consumer profile on you- your favorite restaurants, your areas of interest (Computer stuff,electronics,audio/video, home improvement)– and a certain deviation from your normal pattern will trigger a fraud alert. Of course in your case the alert triggered even at places you frequent often. Strange.
ParticipantWho knows what their secret algorithm is. They probably have a built up an entire consumer profile on you- your favorite restaurants, your areas of interest (Computer stuff,electronics,audio/video, home improvement)– and a certain deviation from your normal pattern will trigger a fraud alert. Of course in your case the alert triggered even at places you frequent often. Strange.
Participantjpinpb, good catch on their part and most people would agree in your case it is a clear cut red flag since you can’t be in a coffee shop in SD and Walmart in PA at the same time. But for some people they seem to be going way overboard (locking the card because of purchases in 2 separate departments in the same department store).
Participantjpinpb, good catch on their part and most people would agree in your case it is a clear cut red flag since you can’t be in a coffee shop in SD and Walmart in PA at the same time. But for some people they seem to be going way overboard (locking the card because of purchases in 2 separate departments in the same department store).
Participantjpinpb, good catch on their part and most people would agree in your case it is a clear cut red flag since you can’t be in a coffee shop in SD and Walmart in PA at the same time. But for some people they seem to be going way overboard (locking the card because of purchases in 2 separate departments in the same department store).
Participantjpinpb, good catch on their part and most people would agree in your case it is a clear cut red flag since you can’t be in a coffee shop in SD and Walmart in PA at the same time. But for some people they seem to be going way overboard (locking the card because of purchases in 2 separate departments in the same department store).
Participantjpinpb, good catch on their part and most people would agree in your case it is a clear cut red flag since you can’t be in a coffee shop in SD and Walmart in PA at the same time. But for some people they seem to be going way overboard (locking the card because of purchases in 2 separate departments in the same department store).
March 11, 2008 at 9:52 AM in reply to: Recommended Negotiating Tactics for Real Estate (websites or books)? #167307ParticipantGood question. I think builders would be more receptive to extreme lowball moreso than resale, has anyone had success with offering 15%+ off builder’s ask? Not too long ago I had a buddy offered 50K off builder’s ask in SEH…and they accepted. He’s kicking himself for not being more aggressive.
March 11, 2008 at 9:52 AM in reply to: Recommended Negotiating Tactics for Real Estate (websites or books)? #167631ParticipantGood question. I think builders would be more receptive to extreme lowball moreso than resale, has anyone had success with offering 15%+ off builder’s ask? Not too long ago I had a buddy offered 50K off builder’s ask in SEH…and they accepted. He’s kicking himself for not being more aggressive.
March 11, 2008 at 9:52 AM in reply to: Recommended Negotiating Tactics for Real Estate (websites or books)? #167634ParticipantGood question. I think builders would be more receptive to extreme lowball moreso than resale, has anyone had success with offering 15%+ off builder’s ask? Not too long ago I had a buddy offered 50K off builder’s ask in SEH…and they accepted. He’s kicking himself for not being more aggressive.
March 11, 2008 at 9:52 AM in reply to: Recommended Negotiating Tactics for Real Estate (websites or books)? #167666ParticipantGood question. I think builders would be more receptive to extreme lowball moreso than resale, has anyone had success with offering 15%+ off builder’s ask? Not too long ago I had a buddy offered 50K off builder’s ask in SEH…and they accepted. He’s kicking himself for not being more aggressive.
March 11, 2008 at 9:52 AM in reply to: Recommended Negotiating Tactics for Real Estate (websites or books)? #167733ParticipantGood question. I think builders would be more receptive to extreme lowball moreso than resale, has anyone had success with offering 15%+ off builder’s ask? Not too long ago I had a buddy offered 50K off builder’s ask in SEH…and they accepted. He’s kicking himself for not being more aggressive.
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