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01-28-2008, 08:08 AM
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 Why is no credit worse than bad credit.? I went to get a loan with my wife,who has bad credit, and the loan officer ignored me totally, preferring to talk to my wife instead who had pages of bad credit reports. __________________ Please Visit My Site Debt Consolidation      |
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| Statistically, people with no credit default fairly often because they have never had credit before, and never learned how to manage it. I was in the same boat when trying to buy my first house. |
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