Woohoo - 5/5 at last !

TheShape

Deleted_User wrote: »

4,932,578.

That's what I've got, anyway.

I thought it was better to have an odd number!

dazzaofdagenham

TheShape wrote: »

I thought it was better to have an odd number!

Now is that a prime number or is it divisible by PIE

sheff6107

I'm on 1/5.

Perfect repayment history on credit cards, no CCjs, everything up to date.

Might be because I have £7k on credit cards, but it was 4/5 when I was on 4k.

It's all utterly meaningless!

YorkshireBoy

dazzaofdagenham wrote: »

...is it divisible by PIE

Possibly, but it depends on the type of pie. Meat & potato normally works, but I've never succeeded with steak & kidney.

Anthorn

yeah well, I'm proud of my 1/5 It did go up to 3/5 but then dropped back to 1/5 when I got my Amex green card. Maybe they don't like Amex. I think we should have a Noddle 1/5 group. We could call it The Noddlers.

Doctor_Duke

Well I am a 4/5 at 610 but then again it has been stuck their for like forever! This despite lots of settled accounts and a few openings just goes to show it is pointless....Think mine must need WD40 or something!

Nebulous2

£35k of credit taken for stoozing in November / December last year. I now have over my annual salary in consumer debt. My new Noddle report came out yesterday and it's showing 626 and 4/5. It's the only time I can remember when it hasn't been 5/5.

I'm mildly disappointed. I expected to have hammered it much harder than that!

PixelPound

5 out of 5? Pffft, that's so 2016. 6 out of 5 is the new goal to aim for



:rotfl:

datlex

Deleted_User wrote: »

4,932,578.

That's what I've got, anyway.

awe have you not achieved 500000 yet.

Thrugelmir

sheff6107 wrote: »

It's all utterly meaningless!

There's a logic to the numbers. Which is the result of your own credit history.