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Hello everyone, New on this forum, but I have been researching this topic awhile. I just started a new company and I'm going through the process of getting the initial tradelines, so I thought I would put together a list of the easy to get tradelines for my own purposes and hopefully this may help others in my situation. Please comment if any of these companies no longer report. - Uline These guys are my 1st tradeline. - Quill - Grainger - Bags and Bows - Gemplers - Rapid Forms - Seton - Bitwave Design - A Printer 4 you - Laughlin Associates - Reliable - Venturelogix - itc123.biz have a $30 DIY website package - US Post Office (report to D& - Paramount Payment Systems - Monopolize your marketplace - 4 Imprint - Boss Bookkeeping and Business Service - Deluxe - Medical arts Press - Strategic Network Solutions - BizMarketing.com - National Pen - Global Computer - HD Supply - Astec.com - US Plastics - Market Click Internet Marketing - Sycom - Big Apple Outlet ______________________________________ Maybes - NEBS (Have heard they no longer report) - Cabellas - Amsoil - Interstate Battery - Graybar - Bach - Old Northern Tool Would love to hear everyone else chime on more easy to get trades or if thi list should be amended. Cheers!
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Hi, guys, I’m currently in a 2006 Honda and I’m looking to upgrade. It’s worth about $9K KBB book value (if private sale) and I still owe $5K on it. My credit file is thin. My EX FAKO is 697, one 6 year old paid civil judgment, one secured credit card reporting for the last two months, one potential medical collection and my car loan of 2.5 years. I got it when I had no credit score whatsoever, so the rate is a deadly 17 percent. I have a CA lurking regarding a medical collection that was on my report (but luckily it was removed in dispute) that will be permanently barred from re-reporting in three months when the SOL is up. Several questions: Should I wait the full three months to start applying for loans, jic the CA sees the activity and decides to poison? Do you think I can get a decent rate on a like-new used car loan with this credit profile? (The Honda loan is with Chase and it’s been paid on time. I asked my bank whether they would consider refinancing but I guess I don't owe enough on it to make it worthwhile for them.) And how do people usually handle cars that they currently owe on when they want to buy new one? If I do a trade, does the dealer of the future car buy it from me so I could pay off the current loan? Sorry, I’m relatively inexperienced at this so all suggestions are greatly appreciated! Thanks.
