Could you post a coin using the last two digits of your credit score ?
TwoSides2aCoin
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As opposed to feedback score on eBay being the criteria for posting here.
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First two would be more interesting
I have no idea what my credit score is. I pay my credit card bills, utility bills, tax bills, etc in full every time when I get them so I assume I have a good score.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
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Most credit card companies provide this info free of charge and without hurting your credit score like a 'hard inquiry' will.
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I have no idea what my credit score is. I pay my credit card bills, utility bills, tax bills, etc in full every time when I get them so I assume I have a good score.
you'd think, right?? they go down faster than they come back up. about two years ago my score was 809 and since then I have paid everything on time, accelerated on a car loan to pay it off early and had 2-3 "hard inquiries" which has lowered me to about 740. Insurance Companies and Credit Bureaus run the Blue-Collar world.
House paid in full, utilities paid in full every month, CC paid in full, zero balance,
taxes paid in full. I can post a coin for the first two digits (82) or last two digits (29).
Both would be from the 1400's. My wife and I are very blessed in this and many
other respects.
There's supposed to be more than two digits?!
Dave Ramsey.
No house payment. No credit card debt.
Still owe about 6k on my truck.
A zero credit score is the goal. Debt is to be avoided.
I'd guess PR 70 DCAM for fun and one for Keets and I can relate. Each time I pay debt down, my score goes down
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Kudos Tibor. Here's one for you
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``https://ebay.us/m/KxolR5
My wife actually achieved 850 and took a screen shot of it couple weeks ago. lol
Do you mean the first two digits of the credit score as the last two digits of the coin ?
If I understand that correctly
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It's been more than 5 years since I needed a credit score. However, I've had a lot of interaction with my credit reporting agencies since my wife had her ID stolen. It was determined that it was stolen from her Doctors office. Not thinking, she filled out the required info for first appointment. Bingo, thief got all her info including SSN. Then opened a bank account (online) at Chase and tried to get her Social Security check sent to that account. Fortunately the Feds are slow to transfer and we got, believe it or not, a monthly statement for our new Chase account. WTF? So, got that closed and opened a fraud case with Chase, reported to police and all credit agencies.
Police informed us that the SSN you give to the Doctor is only for bad debt collections. We are fully insured and thus will never be filling out that portion again....what a mess.
I have not checked my credit score - ever... Last time I purchased a car, for my wife, the clerk at the dealer ran the check, brought it to the sales guy... he sent her back to check again...
He said he had not seen one that high...Never asked what it was.... I just pay the bills when they come in...seems to work. Cheers, RickO
Enough to burn myself really, really badly.
I have an AmEx card that I never use because is scares the daylights out of me
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Haven't checked mine in years. I assume it's good. Sure hope I never need it again.
Nobody would steal mine! 😜