khm's trick

Discussion in 'Credit Talk' started by SPACECAT, Aug 16, 2002.

  1. SPACECAT

    SPACECAT Well-Known Member

    I have search and found no results. Can someone help?
     
  2. QUEEN_BEE

    QUEEN_BEE Well-Known Member

    I didn't know that she had one. What does it involve?
     
  3. LisaMc

    LisaMc Well-Known Member

    It was supposed to be "LKH's Trick" and I think it was just a joke.
     
  4. Svanderwil

    Svanderwil Well-Known Member

    For some reason if you subscribe to Equifax's creditwatch every time you get a new reprot it gives you two soft inquiries. Due to limited space available people pulling their reports everyday would end up getting errors saying their report was too big to view online. Equifax solved this problem by deleting two inquiries (either hard or soft) every time you get a report and score once you get to the set number of inquiries (I think around 115). So the way it works if you pull your report every day, you will cycle through all the inquiries in 45 days. This is after you have reached the set number of inquiries. So if you just now start, you probably have around 30 inquired hard and soft. After about a month you will have the set number of inquiries then you will join the 45 day club, and after 45 days of continuous report pulling you shouldn't have any inquiries left (assuming you don't apply for more credit).
    scott
     
  5. KHM

    KHM Well-Known Member

    My trick was the one where you place into ispute already "verified" items from Experian.
    I don't think it worked though. Lizardking printed out the page that showed it in dispute and then he went back into the CE and it wasn't showing in dispute. I think he was going to nail them if it wasn't fixed after the 30 days.
     
  6. neosmatrix

    neosmatrix Well-Known Member

    KHM,

    whats the url for your trick???
     
  7. KHM

    KHM Well-Known Member

    neo
    I have no clue. The title was something like :how 2 dispute previous dispute items" or something to hat effect.
     

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