Re: Credit Scoring

Posted by Greg Fisher on June 11, 1999 at 08:33:06:

In Reply to: Credit Scoring posted by Sean on June 10, 1999 at 10:48:38:

Sean, Sean, Sean.

As you can see from your quote of my correspondence on The Credit Scoring Site, I asked for "the way to achieve a perfect score."

Key word: perfect.

You said, "I would recommend to any Cadillac Owner(1978 Eldo) (Red) that he carefully review the Fair, Isaac research. A person who wants to achieve good credit should have the following... "

Key word: good.

The page on the Fair, Isaac site to which you referred gives the components for the "average use of credit by today's consumers."

Key word: average.

You are not making any sense.

To discuss all the issues you raise in an organized manner, I recommend we do so using the mechanical threading capability inherent in this discussion application... one topic per thread.

I resolve one issue and you throw in another. I am having a hard time unspinning your spin, it is coming in so fast.

• The Credit Scoring Site

Follow Ups:

• Seeing Through the Spin Sean 09:11:57 6/11/99 (3)
  • I can see I'm going to have to break this down even more for you. Greg Fisher 09:37:24 6/12/99 (2)
    • Your Questions are Disingenious Sean 09:49:14 6/14/99 (1)
      • Your answers are guesses, and you are losing track of what you said. Greg Fisher 02:33:46 6/19/99 (0)

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: Sean, Sean, Sean.

: As you can see from your quote of my correspondence on The Credit Scoring Site, I asked for "the way to achieve a perfect score."

: Key word:  perfect.

: You said, "I would recommend to any Cadillac Owner(1978 Eldo) (Red) that he carefully review the Fair, Isaac research. A person who wants to achieve good credit should have the following... "

: Key word:  good.

: The page on the Fair, Isaac site to which you referred gives the components for the "average use of credit by today's consumers."

: Key word:  average.

: You are not making any sense.

: To discuss all the issues you raise in an organized manner, I recommend we do so using the mechanical threading capability inherent in this discussion application... one topic per thread.

: I resolve one issue and you throw in another.  I am having a hard time unspinning your spin, it is coming in so fast.


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