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by fedorareis
1891 days ago
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It would have crashed from having a credit limit, number of lines of credit, and age of credit of 0 since all of the accounts were closed. If I remember correctly all hard inquiries that happen within a 30 day window get bundled together on your credit report. This allows people to shop around for credit cards when opening a new one without killing your credit score. So opening all of the new cards would have added a hard inquiry but it would have caused the number of lines of credit and average age of credit to start increasing thereby causing the credit score to start rising from the score when all of the accounts were terminated. |
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