The Master $2 reporting "trick" explained

[Kat58]

Damn... I have a stalker!

[ubercat]

Those jumps seem extreme.

 

They are. The TDT can't account for a jump of 85+ points.

Edited August 17, 2016 by ubercat

[mendelssohn]

Damn... I have a stalker!

You are the stalker.

[CreditNewb15]

This board doesn't have TONS of active members. Everyone is a stalker.

[Kat58]

 

Damn... I have a stalker!

You are the stalker.

 

No, you are.

[Kat58]

This board doesn't have TONS of active members. Everyone is a stalker.

 

[CreditNewb15]

And a stalkee.

[mendelssohn]

 

 

Damn... I have a stalker!

You are the stalker.

No, you are.

1. I correct the incorrect acronym last week from MFers

 

2. You post a passive agressive comment this morning (and MFer terminology) trying to bait myself, CV and others

 

3. We call you out on it

 

4. You post about standardized acronyms and terminology all over the credit forum to further bait and antagonize

 

I'm not sure what 5 is, but 6 will likely be the inevitable Kat meltdown.

[ubercat]

Get a room.

[Kat58]

 

 

 

Damn... I have a stalker!

You are the stalker.

No, you are.

1. I correct the incorrect acronym last week from MFers

 

2. You post a passive agressive comment this morning (and MFer terminology) trying to bait myself, CV and others I have no idea what any of this means.

 

3. We call you out on it Who is we?

 

4. You post about standardized acronyms and terminology over tall he credit forum to further bait and antagonize 1 comment!!! So what.

 

I'm not sure what 5 is, but 6 will likely be the inevitable Kat meltdown.

 

I believe "you" have "lost It".

[Kat58]

Get a room.

 

Yuck.

[mendelssohn]

She's old enough to be my mother, and I'm married.

[sparker256]

Is there anything wrong with letting the SAME card report the $2 every month,

or is it better to (for example) have Amex report $2 in August, Chase report $2 in September, and so on?

 

 

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[mendelssohn]

Don't use Chase for your $2 card.

 

It doesn't matter if it's the same card.

[sparker256]

Don't use Chase for your $2 card.

 

It doesn't matter if it's the same card.

Why not chase?

 

 

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[mendelssohn]

 

Don't use Chase for your $2 card.

 

It doesn't matter if it's the same card.

Why not chase?

 

 

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As already mentioned in this thread, if you PIF the statement balance, Chase will update it to $0 with the CRAs.

[CreditNewb15]

Having Chase update a $0 balance immediately is a great tool.

It it easier to always keep those cards at $0 so you don't have to wait on all the other cards to report $0 at whatever time of the month they do it.

[mendelssohn]

^

[blackdoubler]

My wife and i have:

 

Navy N-Rewards $22,000 Limit

Navy Flagship to $21,000 Limit

DCU to $30,000 Limit

DCU to $10,000 Limit

Walmart to $2,000 Limit

Walmart to $1,000 Limit

They're all maxed now. Tell me what would get me the highest score and ill do it this month and report back when my reports update.

[clc222]

My wife and i have:

 

Navy N-Rewards $22,000 Limit

 

Navy Flagship to $21,000 Limit

 

DCU to $30,000 Limit

 

DCU to $10,000 Limit

 

Walmart to $2,000 Limit

 

Walmart to $1,000 Limit

 

They're all maxed now. Tell me what would get me the highest score and ill do it this month and report back when my reports update.

 

Pay down $85,998 of the balances.

[blackdoubler]

ok. what card do i keep $2 on?

[Cappy]

ok. what card do i keep $2 on?

It doesn't really matter from that list AFAIK.

[ubercat]

ok. what card do i keep $2 on?

 

You're maxed out?

[mendelssohn]

ok. what card do i keep $2 on?

If your cards are all maxed out, focus on paying them off first.

[blackdoubler]

 

ok. what card do i keep $2 on?

If your cards are all maxed out, focus on paying them off first.

 

 

lol. seriously?

 

paid them off today. ill put $2 on one.