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Should I apply for more credit or continue idling?

Oct 132010
 

Well in the last 4-5 months I’ve raised my scores from lower-mid 500s to all around 630.  This is a big next few weeks… I’ll explain.

 

  1. My Motion to Vacate judgment is pulled on October 20 at the court.  The plaintiff has until then to respond.  I’ve yet to get anything back yet, so fingers crossed that my old paid judgment from 2006 gets removed.
  2. My Capital One CC statement is on October 21st.  They didn’t post last month, so the pattern shows they will definitely post this statement.  This is my ONLY revolving account and I’ve already absorbed the Inq, so I’m expecting a nice gain in points (10-20?+?)  Yes I know to report only a 1-9% balance come statement time. :)
  3. I sent a GoodWill to the CEO of Capital One about an account I had from 2004-2006 (perfect payments in that time frame) then I lost my job and went 30,60,90,120 and CO.  I settled with them years ago.  After emailing the CEO a girl from Executive Office called me the next morning.  Very sweet girl and very positive.  She is currently investigating the account, asked further details of my hardship, current status, etc and said she will take care of things and get back to me soon.  She called me Friday morning and then again yesterday to “touch base” and let me know that she is still working the account :)

So those 3 things alone, if I batted 3 for 3, i would think, would raise my score considerably. Am i right?  I have no open collections, no major baddies other than those above and have a lot (14?) good reporting accounts, only 3 are open (2 student loans totalling only $2800 now, and 1 personal loan with only $900 balance remaining). No late payments for over a year.

 

But, should I ap for maybe a store card like a Best Buy card?  Or should I let the dust settle up there and THEN go for more cards?  Only reason I want to ap is for a better looking credit mix and improved score. 

 

  •  October 13, 2010
  •  Posted by jedwan at 6:33 pm
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Wells Fargo Credit Card Hardship

Sep 092010
 

Has anyone been on a credit card hardship program with Wells Fargo?  I have but I never received any letters.  It was all done by phone and I had to close the account.

 

 What I am wanting to know from anyone who has been on Wells Fargo Credit Card hardship is if they reported lates while on hardship or should the account be current -paid as agreed from the start date of the Hardship program.  This was late 2008 early 2009

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  •  September 9, 2010
  •  Posted by admin at 2:21 am
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Can you PFD a creditor directly?

Mar 132010
 

Hello,

 

I have an account with WFNNB that has a lot of 30, 60, 90, and 120 day late marks. It’s currently up to date as far as payment goes and they have placed me on this “hardship” program that lowered my interest rate and lowered my payment. However, by doing so, even when i’m making my required minimum payment it’s still showing 30 days late every month when I was never aware of this.

According to them, when your on the hardship program and you carry a past balance, even if your making your new minimum payment on time, there’s still a past due balance being carried over.

 

Needless to say, this account is killing my scores and ruining my credit. The balance on it is $3,500.

 

What should I do? Can I PFD them even though it’s not in collections? If so, can I offer to pay lower then then the amount owed (ex 80%) or is that asking too much since its not in collections yet.

 

I really don’t see the point in paying on this account anymore because its so damaging to my credit. I was thinking let it go to collections, then PFD the collections agency if I have a better chance.

 

Any recommendations? Has anyone been successful with a PFD directly to the OC before having it sent to collections?

 

Any input would be appreciated.

 

Thank

  •  March 13, 2010
  •  Posted by admin at 12:07 pm
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