John Boseak
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You give them the person with good credit social and the date of birth is on there. And then they run it. And they basically just base it off of their credit score. And if they have a good credit score, they issue them credit and allow them to purchase whatever they want out of the store. Me and my ex, we used to call that like, what is it?
You give them the person with good credit social and the date of birth is on there. And then they run it. And they basically just base it off of their credit score. And if they have a good credit score, they issue them credit and allow them to purchase whatever they want out of the store. Me and my ex, we used to call that like, what is it?
You give them the person with good credit social and the date of birth is on there. And then they run it. And they basically just base it off of their credit score. And if they have a good credit score, they issue them credit and allow them to purchase whatever they want out of the store. Me and my ex, we used to call that like, what is it?
Take the flat screen TV for $2,850. What do I got left? The dinette set for $1,700. Load it up in the truck. They go, well, you want it delivered? Yeah. You want it delivered? Yeah. No, I already brought a truck. You bought it, ironically.
Take the flat screen TV for $2,850. What do I got left? The dinette set for $1,700. Load it up in the truck. They go, well, you want it delivered? Yeah. You want it delivered? Yeah. No, I already brought a truck. You bought it, ironically.
Take the flat screen TV for $2,850. What do I got left? The dinette set for $1,700. Load it up in the truck. They go, well, you want it delivered? Yeah. You want it delivered? Yeah. No, I already brought a truck. You bought it, ironically.
That's right. Ironic, and it's backed up at your dock. And it's back there. So that's the instant credit.
That's right. Ironic, and it's backed up at your dock. And it's back there. So that's the instant credit.
That's right. Ironic, and it's backed up at your dock. And it's back there. So that's the instant credit.
That's a good question. So, and what normally happens,
That's a good question. So, and what normally happens,
That's a good question. So, and what normally happens,
Well, they upgraded it because at first, they would go strictly off your credit score. Then I guess it became a problem. So they said, okay, well, we'll ask them some qualifying questions.
Well, they upgraded it because at first, they would go strictly off your credit score. Then I guess it became a problem. So they said, okay, well, we'll ask them some qualifying questions.
Well, they upgraded it because at first, they would go strictly off your credit score. Then I guess it became a problem. So they said, okay, well, we'll ask them some qualifying questions.
So when they started doing that, I'm like, well, I don't know where all that information is. And I met someone in jail that told me, oh, that's just LexisNexis information. I said, are you kidding me? Not credit file, LexisNexis, which tells you LexisNexis is a company where the government was actually taking information from all angles and compiling it into one source.
So when they started doing that, I'm like, well, I don't know where all that information is. And I met someone in jail that told me, oh, that's just LexisNexis information. I said, are you kidding me? Not credit file, LexisNexis, which tells you LexisNexis is a company where the government was actually taking information from all angles and compiling it into one source.
So when they started doing that, I'm like, well, I don't know where all that information is. And I met someone in jail that told me, oh, that's just LexisNexis information. I said, are you kidding me? Not credit file, LexisNexis, which tells you LexisNexis is a company where the government was actually taking information from all angles and compiling it into one source.
Your automobile and tag, where you've gotten mail, where you've had utility bills,
Your automobile and tag, where you've gotten mail, where you've had utility bills,