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    #21
    ^^ Experian,Equifax & TransUnion

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    #22
    if things go the way i want, i will be staying for the medium term. well, no matter what type of credit my cousin has, i am sure it is better than mine, which is none. pwede ba ang co-maker, from another state?

    well, all i really need is a car when i get there, the rest of my expenses i can use my Philippine credit cards, so i guess a co-maker will be the best bet.

    andy

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    #23
    checked the sites .. need to apply pa pala .. just wanted to check what my credit is .. closed an account around oct of 2000 .. tried to open a new account in 2002 .. got denied because i had outstanding debts raw sa 2000 account ko .. called the bank .. said the i had transactions for november .. told them that's not possible because i closed it oct .. clerical error pala .. but it's already a record in my credit history .. it'll clear up pa raw after 5 years .. wanted to check .. grrr ..

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    #24
    mrpink, if they made a mistake, you can file a dispute. It took me 18months to resolve my disputes for wrong info on my credit file.

    Meron namang one-time credit check from those 3 credit bureaus. I think $12.00 lang iyon. Im subscribed to Equifax Credit Watch where they send me text and email alerts whenever an activity is posted on my credit history.

    mrpink, try this as well.

    www.freecreditreport.com

    Also, in California, we are entitled to one credit report annualy.

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    #25
    Quote Originally Posted by missZ
    are you staying here for good?
    if someone is gonna co-sign you when purcahsing a car
    make sure this person has a good credit history because
    it's going to reflect on you.
    cutie, this is not true ;)

    your cosigner's credit rating matters only on whether you get approved for the loan. the effect on your credit rating is determined on whether you pay the installments on time or not.

    Quote Originally Posted by luckytruck
    pwede ba ang co-maker, from another state?
    yes, this is fine

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    #26
    ayos, pwede pala different state, yung mga relatives ko na mga doctor at abogado sa states, tanong ko kung matulungan nila akong makakha ng mababang car loan/lease

    andy

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    #27
    goodluck Andy!

    Sometimes, asking for help from relatives are harder than getting approved with no credit history

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    #28
    hehehehe, i hear you on that

    ano yung mga pop-up sa internet na "we wil help you get a loan, even with bad credit"?

    stir ba yung mga yun?

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    #29
    Quote Originally Posted by luckytruck
    hehehehe, i hear you on that

    ano yung mga pop-up sa internet na "we wil help you get a loan, even with bad credit"?

    stir ba yung mga yun?
    hindi po stir...but they will charge you staggeringly high interest rates because you are "risky". parang US version ng 5-6

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    #30
    naku, hwag na lang

    guys, what are you opinions on leasing brand new vehicles. According to my cousin, kung short ka ng cash at the start, this is the way to go daw.

    wala bang bus and other public transpo sa California? or is it better, in the long run, to get a small car?

    andy

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