Rigamortus
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The credit Repair Thread
- Thread starter LeVraiPapi
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LeVraiPapi
Redemption is Coming
Ok. And what can you post to help ? This is not mine is bigger than yours thread breh691 and growing
vicioustalk
Pro
Mine is rly crummy 
HookersandIceCream
#TeamOrange
LeVraiPapi
Redemption is Coming
That is so completely false
Partly. They will pick up as you don't really need the credit line and you're playing it safe so they don't know you much. Best to use the card and make good payments on time but as far as paying on exactly the same day, that may be new
That is so completely false
its not....do your research. I just attended a 1st time home buyer class and a lender came in and said that......keep paying them cards during the grace period or early and enjoy that room your renting or your parents house 
Real
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Here comes the 
credit scores....
credit scores....
LeVraiPapi
Redemption is Coming
If they say so I guess it must be true. Thx for sharing that info
In general I'm sure it won't hurt you to pay early or in the grace period but if you want to do something like buy a house they look at everything
HookersandIceCream
#TeamOrange
They are stupid and your are dumb for not even looking it up
At least google the info before you post. I cant stand people giving up advice and being wrong.
http://www.cardhub.com/edu/paying-credit-card-bills/
Paying Early:Paying your credit card bill early is perfectly acceptable. As long as your payment is for at least the minimum required, then you’re good to go. Your payment will be considered on time and your account will remain in good standing (or won’t become more delinquent).
http://twocents.lifehacker.com/pay-your-credit-card-bills-early-to-boost-your-credit-s-1576487566
I did this for about two months, and saw a drastic increase in my score. Now, I try and pay off my balance weekly, and usually have an end of the month statement of $0. It also makes it much easier to keep track of your spending, and to use credit cards to only buy things you can afford.
"If you consistently pay off your bill as soon as you receive it, your balance will remain lower. If, on the other hand, you continue to charge up the card between receiving your bill and paying it off on the due date a couple of weeks later, your reported balance will be higher. This increases the chances that when the credit bureau takes the snapshot, your credit utilization will be higher."
Mordith
H.E.N.R.Y.
How bout you do your research instead of listening to what a salesmen tells you
Funniest part is OP dapped and cosigned his nonsense "If you were told that then it must be true
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