Did Anyone Actually Get 0% Fin.. On A Evo
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Originally Posted by EVIL EVO 8
How could your credit be that good??? I have never known anyone that got 0% financing
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I got 0%...
I don't own a house but I also don't owe any credit cards, no loans, live at home currently with the parents.
The dealer said I had a credit score over 800 which is supposed to be pretty good.
I don't own a house but I also don't owe any credit cards, no loans, live at home currently with the parents.
The dealer said I had a credit score over 800 which is supposed to be pretty good.
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Originally Posted by ZK
I got 0%...
I don't own a house but I also don't owe any credit cards, no loans, live at home currently with the parents.
The dealer said I had a credit score over 800 which is supposed to be pretty good.
I don't own a house but I also don't owe any credit cards, no loans, live at home currently with the parents.
The dealer said I had a credit score over 800 which is supposed to be pretty good.
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WARRTALON IS A EXPERT ON EVERYTHING.... ;0 funny he is a 21 yr old kid probably living in cheap apt somewhere in a white trash neighborhood.. silly rabbit trix are for kids
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Interesting. People with no credit cards or loans don't have good credit and can't qualify for such loans. If you live at home with your parents and have not shown that you can pay off large loans over an extended amount of time while also responsibly paying off revolving debt (credit card debt) on time each month, then there's no way you have 800. Did your parents co-sign or something? Btw, over 800 is just about perfect. Mine is 776, which is great, but not perfect. We get pinged for always switching to a new 0% CC each year.
I've paid off a new car purchase before, paid off 10K in credit cards and nearly 10 years of credit history.
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Originally Posted by EVIL EVO 8
WARRTALON IS A EXPERT ON EVERYTHING.... ;0 funny he is a 21 yr old kid probably living in cheap apt somewhere in a white trash neighborhood.. silly rabbit trix are for kids
What does "trix" have to do with anything? That was probably the most retarded comment I've seen you make yet (and that's saying a lot).
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Originally Posted by ZK
Hehe, well I'm not as young as it sounds. I used to live on my own but a recent job change has moved me back to home for the time being as housing is expensive here.
I've paid off a new car purchase before, paid off 10K in credit cards and nearly 10 years of credit history.
I've paid off a new car purchase before, paid off 10K in credit cards and nearly 10 years of credit history.
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Then your first post was intentionally misleading. The fact that you live at home, have no CC debt, and own no home has nothing to do with your 800 score. The 800 score comes from everything you just mentioned here. Now people know what they need to do to get a good score as opposed to thinking they can live at home with mommy with no credit cards or previous loans paid.
As for the 10K in credit cards, I NEVER want to go there again. I ran up most of it during college... Pure torture for 4 years to pay that off. Advice to anyone modding cars: don't do it if you don't have the cash and need to charge it!
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Originally Posted by EVIL EVO 8
How could your credit be that good??? I have never known anyone that got 0% financing
Anyway, my credit score was a 798, and my wife's credit score was a 790.
I worked in credit counseling, so I have some insight on how to get and keep a good credit score.
Ditch store credit cards. Ditch cards you don't use. Don't have too many cards. Make all your payments on time.
Everyone thinks that just because you make all your payments on time that you'll have great credit, but that's not always the case. Sure, it most definitely has a lot to do with your credit score, but the credit bureau doesn't like to see an over-abundance of cards, or open unused credit.
My advice: Have maybe 2 or 3 open cards. DO NOT MAX OUT. Pay off your card debt EVERY MONTH.
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i got it, live at home, just graduated college, some nice student loans, only had my job for a month at the time. last i checked my credit score was around 730 but that was about a year ago. i've had credit cards for 4 years, never carry a balance, and the previous 2 years to this i made car payments every month, some months in advance because i was going out of the country. 0% wasn't that hard to get (obviously, look at me)
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Originally Posted by jred321
i got it, live at home, just graduated college, some nice student loans, only had my job for a month at the time. last i checked my credit score was around 730 but that was about a year ago. i've had credit cards for 4 years, never carry a balance, and the previous 2 years to this i made car payments every month, some months in advance because i was going out of the country. 0% wasn't that hard to get (obviously, look at me)