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Priincesskiea



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Subject: How to go from Bad Credit score to Great credit score?
 
 Posted on Sat Jul 04, 2009 6:00 am  
I owe Someone for a loan, a old cell phone bill and i think i may have a negative mark on my credit how do i get these things off my credit so that i can have a great credit score?
carol

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 Posted on Sat Jul 04, 2009 8:59 am  
Hi Priincesskiea

How old is your cell phone bill? You could pay off the bill now to put things straight.

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i think i may have a negative mark on my credit


You're right Princess, these things do leave a negative mark on your credit score so it is better that you pay off your bill as soon as possible to straighten your credit score. I would suggest you keep a reminder system for all your bills (say on your mobile, pager or calendar or even post-ids would help) so that you do not miss out on them in the future.
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 Posted on Mon Jul 06, 2009 12:41 pm  
ya... i agree with carol.......she is right......and gave a wise decision
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