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Clinton Community College..
//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/word.gif.64b12e39f936af3b4fff38a1c0bd0244.gif we will see. You said they were brand new? Thats what I assumed when you said sitting on the floor from the group buy.
See what I mean.
Hey, as long as you are going somewhere.
I told you pretty much everything I know about it. It took time about 4-5 years to get where im at. The first two things I bought that they checked my credit for were my dell laptop (they didnt accept debit cards back then). And my deville, bought them both the same week. Before that I had a Hecht's card and a military star card. Aftre I bought the car and had it for like 3 weeks, credit card offers started coming in. I applied to a few then let them sit, then more came in, and I let them sit, then more came in and I started using 2. At the time I had 14, I thought it was ridiculous so I close 3. And Ive had the same 11 since then, and the credit limit goes up on its own. I paid off my car early and my credit went up to 777. I didnt really do any tricks or anything. Believe it or not, you keeping those balances on those cards is helping you, as long as you are paying them on time. I was told by the mortgage company in MD that a mortgage company doesnt care how much of a balance you have, just as long as you are paying it on time and can afford to take on extra debt.
