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May 22, 2006 | 03:03 PM

#21

erinmeow

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From: Alhambra, CA

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Originally Posted by dancingsun

My credit is not bad at all. According to Freecreditreport.com my lowest score is 718 out of the 3 credit report agencies. But I don't have much items in the report. So not much of my credit card transactions are listed in the report. Actually, for the Experian one, which is the one where I got 718, there's only one transaction listed! But see, I always pay back the credit card balance in full when I get my bill, maybe that's bad?

well Reza show me the list that if you are 710-899 you get the 6.29% and for the 6.29% you don't even need to make any down payments, if you make some downpaymnet they will lower the APR a little more, well that's wat they said before, but still if you had 710-899 u can get the 6.29%

May 22, 2006 | 08:49 PM

#22

norcalcrx

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Joined: May 2006

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From: Albion, Ca

Just picked my Taffeta white fit sport 5mt up on sunday. Paid 15600 and got the floor mats thrown in on that price so im happy. Also got a 6.25% rate so overall a great experiance. Only issue i had was i was told the hfp rims were $885 and the salesman said that was with tires, then turned around and said that was rims only not installed 20 mins later, so i declined getting them.

Jun 9, 2006 | 11:51 AM

#23

dancingsun

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From: Diamond Bar, CA, USA

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Originally Posted by aywwsd

if your local credit union would only give 8.xx%, you dont have a 718 score.

more like a 618 score.

Wow, I didn't think this thread was still going on. But anyway, no, my credit score is not 618, it is 718. That's a fact from freecreditreport.com. The reason that I my credit union gave me the interest rates that they did is already given. I only have one transaction recorded to Experian. One transaction shows very little about my ability and track record to repay debt. Simple as that.

Last edited by dancingsun; Jun 9, 2006 at 12:47 PM.