Job offer rescinded- Bad Credit

it's almost funny when u look at all these contradicting rules regarding credit.  Having no credit is bad so u can't get credit.  Having bad credit is bad so u can't get a job that would help u fix your credit.  Having inquiries on your credit is bad so you can't get credit because people are asking about your credit. I swear it's set up so that u have a higher chance at failing. 

ModelessDiva wrote: petiteone29 wrote: ModelessDiva wrote: I think what's fcking me up is the fact that I have so many credit inquiries now because I've been trying so much... this whole system is ish yeah i bought a car in 06 and didnt know about inquiries and how they impact your credit. well i got the car and then i tried to lease this place and got denied because i had too many inquiries!! make sure you educate yourself on everything credit related. im still learning helpful info. yep the more you try to get approved, the more it stops you from getting approved damn inquiries...i don't understand the point for that either

back in college, I was told that all those inquires only count as one hit if they are close to each other. Not sure how true that is though.

ModelessDiva wrote: Sang Froid wrote: Why are you so worried about credit? You plan on buying a house tomorrow? No, but you need it for renting apartments, and opening credit cards... I have an apartment now but I loathe paying a big extra deposit for lack of credit

Model do you work fulltime or at least 25 hours a week? Open up a checking account in your name, this does give you a little something to work with, if you do not already have one. Then try one of the department stores many times they are more eager to hand out more credit cards during the busy seasons because they want you to shop. Of course only purchase something small that cost $25. You may be able to find a store  that will give you a credit card with a small limit. I am surprised about your car ordeal, you see lots of places advertise that your job is your credit, but oh well.

To the OP sorry this happens to you, as many others have said, keep trying you will be blessed. I worked in human resources for almost 17 years, and when we wanted to change an offer or not hire someone we would start the process of elimination by doing a series of things and one of them was going through credit reports. People would be surprised what goes on behind closed hiring doors. What you are told to do. Sometimes a person will make a hiring decision and the big people do not like it, so they have to think of ways to resend the offer. Not saying this is your case....I have also seen so many exceptions made for "other" regardless of their credit score or job references, but that is how it goes....May your credit improve and may you blessed with funds to clean it up, check it good first, because there are lots of mistakes on credit reports.