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It was 20 on a few cards man people love to say anything to sir the pot is go sorry I even asked to you go go gave me some suggestions Thank you and god bless I will get this doneASAP
Don’t believe you.
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Don’t believe you.
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Texas doesn't have stockx tax too.
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Serve up that crow
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Not what I said. if the card had good history, there's no benefit to closing it. Just don't use it. It's good to have those cards remain in your history for your credit score.
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If you don’t use the card for a period of time won’t they cancel it anyway? For non use
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Sometimes, but they should send a letter in advance to notify you.
I charge all my cards at least once a year. The full balances are always paid off and the cards stay active. I charge everything, everything, and pay it off. Why shouldn't you take advantage of the rewards they offer?
I charge all my cards at least once a year. The full balances are always paid off and the cards stay active. I charge everything, everything, and pay it off. Why shouldn't you take advantage of the rewards they offer?
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Just saying if he was going to keep it inactive wouldn’t matter if he cancelled now or later right? Either way will negatively effect his credit correct? Honestly curious if I have it right myself or I’m misunderstood.
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So california, texas, and some other states are going to get taxed after April. But some states like washington starting Jan 2019. Damn.
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I'll leave this here
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If it gets closed by the financial institution, it gets closed, but you shouldn't voluntarily do it. Why hurt your own score for something you can very easily control by limiting the spending on it?
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Well I call him the GOAT of my life time. Never seen Wilt play so...
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No more disco no tax free shipping...
So long good friend
It was fun while it lasted
So long good friend
It was fun while it lasted
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No I understand that. But my question is will it still negitively effect your credit if they close it? I assume it will
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ill quit sirring the pot mikey thanks fam god bless
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yes, having any credit account closed (by you or by the lender) will negatively impact your score. not alot, but negative is negative. also, if you've had those accounts for a while, you're shortening your length of credit history which is also a bad thing. no point in closing those accounts if you were good about low utilization and prompt payment history.
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Can't wait for my Wedding to finally wear these!
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Buy a ebay gift card?
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Wonder what someone would trade for shadows
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All I really wanna see is the..
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Baron's w/ lace swap is nearly the perfect shoe. It's up there with the Trinity...
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Still haven’t “frag’d” em.
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Why would you? They look great as-is.
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because they can become greater 
are you triggered?
are you triggered?
