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12-08-2006, 11:08 AM

Rookie McRookerson

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Now that's funny Uglymutt! Probably great advise. Speaking of great advise, how do you copy and paste (in blue) from comments made by someone else? [/quote]

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12-09-2006, 02:51 AM

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Hey Uglymutt.....that is one funnnny looking dawg.....lol
Those botties kill me

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12-09-2006, 04:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Rookie McRookerson

Now that's funny Uglymutt! Probably great advise. Speaking of great advise, how do you copy and paste (in blue) from comments made by someone else?

You use the quote button from beside their post, like I did with yours. Or you can put brackets [] around quote="username" at the beginning, and /quote in brackets at the end and it will show up the same way.

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12-29-2006, 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by kc0iv

Rookie McRookerson said:

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I don't have a problem with a credit check being done (nothing to hide). But, the document did not ask for my DOB or SS# so I don't know how they would access my credit history.

While you say they didn't ask for your DOB and SS# one problem that can happen is if to many companies access your credit history is it will lower your credit score.

kc0iv

Although this is somewhat true, it doesnt hold much when dealing with a bank. Credit Card companies can access your credit record anytime they like, without you even knowing. If your debt stays the same, and you havent taken on any additional "strange" or careless debt, a banker will not make or break a deal based on how many times your credit is accessed. its only 1 part of the equation. Credit, Collateral, and Character. If anything is ever brought up, a competaant banker would realize that a credit history is searched for many different reasons.