--> UYGF, What does this mean?

Discussion in 'Credit Talk' started by FedUp2003, Aug 21, 2003.

  1. FedUp2003

    FedUp2003 Well-Known Member

    George,

    For the life of me, I can't figure out what UYGF means, but I see it on a lot of your posts.

    Can you please enlighten me?



    FedUp2003
     
  2. ero2

    ero2 Well-Known Member

    Unless
    Your
    George
    Factor


    stuff that seems to only happen to George or people that have the unless your George factor

    :)
     
  3. marci

    marci Well-Known Member

    It is an inside joke.

    As people on this board get great CC terms, GEORGE posts how the companies refuse to give him any perks, in spite of his perfect credit history or high income (never mind that he has more available credit than many of us combined).

    Anyway, he started on the UYGF whenever anyone posted on some CC benefit that he didn't get.

    It's a lovable trait, IMO, and I'm glad he posts the way he does.
     
  4. Amy B

    Amy B Well-Known Member

    Me too, it's amusing. Hey Marci.....I don't know if you replied to an earlier post and I didn't see it, but I am hunting the address of MBNA where I wanted to ask to delete that loc that I never used. (Combined it with pplus.) It's closed but I am wondering if it isn't averaging into my (now) low age of accts. Thanks!
     
  5. GEORGE

    GEORGE Well-Known Member

    UYGF~Copyright © MarkLA/Quixote

    What others get with way less income...GEORGE can't get...
    What others get with lower F.I.C.O....GEORGE can't get...
    What others get with shorter history...GEORGE can't get...
    ...
    ...

    IT WAS DEVELOPING A PATTERN
     
  6. FedUp2003

    FedUp2003 Well-Known Member

    Ohhh, okay, that makes sense now.

    I too have noticed that it seems like George gets the worst treatment from Creditors when in fact they should be treating him like their CEO.


    FedUp2003
     
  7. RichGuy

    RichGuy Well-Known Member

    What others get with lower utilization...
    What others get with less overall credit...
     
  8. GEORGE

    GEORGE Well-Known Member

    USING CREDIT NEVER WAS A CRIME...

    I use credit to "MY" advantage...

    I pay NO interest over 7.99%...(soon to go)

    Next in line 5.90%...
     
  9. GEORGE

    GEORGE Well-Known Member

    ...AND SO WHAT IF I HAVE $100,000+ IN CREDIT LINES...I HAVE WORKED 25+ YEARS FOR IT!!!
     
  10. RichGuy

    RichGuy Well-Known Member

    GEORGE,


    Working for 25 years is admirable. While it may be a sufficient condition for obtaining $100,000 in credit lines, I hope it isn't a necessary condition.

    However, for the time being, I'll defer to your 7.99% and 5.90% interest rates. You've really done quite well with the banks, in spite of their personal bias against you.
     
  11. Om

    Om Well-Known Member

    It's the line with the whine..........
     
  12. GEORGE

    GEORGE Well-Known Member

    Re: Re: --> UYGF, What does this mean?

    ...AND YOU HAVE PERFECT CREDIT???
     
  13. GEORGE

    GEORGE Well-Known Member

    Re: Re: --> UYGF, What does this mean?

    UYGF~Copyright © MarkLA/Quixote

    MarkLA/Quixote INVENTED IT!!!
     
  14. GEORGE

    GEORGE Well-Known Member

    Re: Re: --> UYGF, What does this mean?

    Some people "ACT" like I get paid to be here...I DON'T!!!

    When you record a movie on the TV...do you WATCH to commercials when you watch the movie later??? OR DO YOU PUSH FAST FORWARD???

    If you have a PROBLEM WITH ME...PUSH FF...OR IGNORE!!!
     
  15. willgator

    willgator Well-Known Member

    Re: Re: --> UYGF, What does this mean?

    HAHAHAHA
     
  16. Om

    Om Well-Known Member

    Re: Re: Re: --> UYGF, What does this mean?

    Who mentioned perfect credit?
     
  17. Om

    Om Well-Known Member

    Re: Re: Re: --> UYGF, What does this mean?

    I'm not "ACTING" like you get paid to be HERE or ANYWHERE!

    Speaking of movies, have YOU seen Groundhog's Day?

    The commercial analogy was GOOD; back to back and usually seen before.

    Cheers!
     
  18. faztcobra

    faztcobra Well-Known Member

    Re: Re: Re: --> UYGF, What does this mean?

    So what does "DILLIGAF" mean?
     
  19. willgator

    willgator Well-Known Member

    Re: Re: Re: --> UYGF, What does this mean?

    DO I LOOK LIKE I GIVE A F*CK
     

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