Their Lies Will Eventually DESTROY Your FICO Credit Score

Their Lies Will Eventually DESTROY Your FICO Credit Score
Their lies will destroy your FICO credit score.
There is a lot of misinformation and lies regarding FICO credit scores and credit cards.
The misinformation will eventually destroy your FICO credit score.
I decided to make this people who are concerned about their FICO credit score reaching new levels.
If you’re interested in increasing your FICO credit score, this video is for your.
In this video I provide what you can do to avoid being misled regarding your credit score.
Do you have a good or excellent credit score?
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[@SledgeIncTeam]

There's indeed a lot of misinformation out there! Appreciate you Family!

[@WaterYourSoil]

Definitely. Thanks for watching, Sledge.

[@MAJORCHANGEGROUP]

So true 🎯 Tell em…Do your own research is key!

[@WaterYourSoil]

Thanks for watching, Tasha.

[@downshift2544]

Bureau is a designation most people associate with a government or federal agency which TransUnion, Equifax and Experian are neither. They are private companies that call themselves bureaus-which technically is true under one of the word’s multiple definitions.

[@WaterYourSoil]

I provide evidence and people still question it. I have more proof if you need it. Thanks for watching.

[@downshift2544]

@@WaterYourSoil maybe I mis-understood but I thought the controversy was wether they were a “true” bureau not that they were listed as one. I run into people who think they are purposely being misleading. I updated my answer for clarity in this point.

[@nadirahdisantowonghamilton1423]

You’re absolutely correct. I work at a credit union…Thank you for your content!

[@WaterYourSoil]

I appreciate it, Nadirah. Thanks for watching.

[@user-wh1ti5cl2c]

Thank you for the video. Obviously we can apply that to all areas of our life. Man I heard someone became president by just telling a bunch of lies over and over again until people start believing him.

[@WaterYourSoil]

Thanks for watching, David.

[@davidsamuels777]

Yes sir youre right. Double check everything.

[@WaterYourSoil]

Thanks for watching, David.

[@bettyblue391]

Thanks for another great video

[@WaterYourSoil]

Thanks for watching, Betty.

[@CesarJoel]

Facts! 💪

[@WaterYourSoil]

Thanks for watching, Cesar.

[@Whatsdanieldoin]

question. If I get email communication from a credit card company, for example chase, telling me to apply for a credit card. Would that make my chances of being approved better? or is this something I should proceed with caution

[@WaterYourSoil]

There are people who receive those emails who get approved and there are those who receive them and get denied. It's case by case. Thanks for watching, Daniel.

[@carlapopper]

#PREACH!

[@WaterYourSoil]

Thanks for watching, Dominique.