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From: ark@alice.UucP (Andrew Koenig)
Newsgroups: net.consumers
Subject: Re: Discover -- A product of the Sears
Message-ID: <4957@alice.uUCp>
Date: Mon, 10-Feb-86 10:28:53 EST
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Posted: Mon Feb 10 10:28:53 1986
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> Sear's turned me down for a REGULAR sear's charge card because of something
> that happened aLONG time ago and put on my local C.B. file.
> I guess they didn't consider my credit rating at several major U.S. banks and
> several local department stores (all of which were on the application).
>
> Should I bitch about this or should I just blow Sear's off forever as a 
> source of products  or both??????

It kind of depends on the nature of the thing that happened.
If, for example, you were convicted of credit card fraud, don't
expect me ever to grant you credit again.  If, on the other hand,
you bounced a few checks and have maintained a good credit record
since then, no sweat.

What was it that happened?  How do you know the reason you were
turned down?  When was this?  Did you do anything about it at the time?

Tell us these things and then maybe we'll be able to help.