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https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/268416910595600384

^^^ hillary AF

Licking a hooker's asshole on high st.

http://11foot8.com/

http://continentfrenchquarter.com/ just a guess tho

WAZE app

Really impressive ... mainly skimmed the article and looked at pics but very cool stuff

Las Vegas

2014 CAmero SS isn't even in thhe top 5 on this site

trump is president before verizon unlimited data

Had a M109R and would own one again. It feels like a slight dog but tuning and some power mods will REALLY wake it up. Wasn't my favorite of all bikes I owned ('08 hayabusa was) but it looked sharp and ran fine.

those last two items

http://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/the-slippery-appeal-of-the-biggest-new-band-in-america

^^^ same

tire isn't flat actually .... its right in the thickest part left ... probably going to get a new set (shrug-emote-bosa-guy)

Just saw this ... will visit a shop tomorrow ...

nice!

$322 seems very decent ... I'd snap book that ...

1-6 hours my lender will get a fax stating this has been done 3-5 days will be the removal 7-10 days I get a letter by the 10 day mark this should trigger an automatic score recalculation ^^^ says lady from chase credit bureau department

Fixed I called chase and asked for the credit bureau department there ... they located the account, removed me, and in a few days it will no longer be reported.

No ... I think this is from an old GF from way back. It shows on my credit report as an Authorized User but I've never made a payment on it. The account doesn't show as "negative" or cause me a functional problem other than this one major time I need it. However, I'm applying for a mortgage and they are holding it against me in the DTI calcs (if saying that correctly). I can contact Experian (and others) according to their website documentation and they will remove authorized users accounts at the person's request. I reached someone at Chase tonight who told me to contact their 'credit bureau' department and they can get me to next steps. tl;dr - Stay on top of your credit. After fixing a bunch and paying off a ton, I should get a +60pt swing after ~6 weeks of work.

Dear CR, How do you handle an unknown credit card on your credit report? (Amex Credit Secure) Its a Chase Bank card and I only have the first 8 digits of the card, account start date (years back), and a basic history (high balance - non-delinquent). I'm purchasing a house and handing this will improve my overall score. I called chase, they looked at my accounts and do not see it on my record(s). I went to the branch and got the same answer(s) when they looked in the computer. ^^^ This includes being an authorized user on another person's card. They advised calling/mailing Experian directly but thought CR might have some shortcuts?