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>get a negative balance on credit card due to refund
>credit score goes down
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>>62818721
at least you will avoid borrowing to invest (at loss) in [anything as of 2026]
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>>62818721
Shouldn't go down by that much. This happens because credit reports are for the banks' benefit, not yours. FICO penalizes you slightly (~12 points IIRC) for having 0 balance across all accounts because it means there isn't any borrowing activity, so from the banks' perspective that's similar to not having any loans whatsoever. Negative balance is reported as 0 balance to credit bureaus if it's still negative by the time your statement closes.

Just put a $1 purchase on it a few days before your statement date. If you have multiple cards, just doing that on one of them is enough to keep your score from getting penalized.
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amerimutts be laughing at choina while running a literal score system themselves
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>>62818721
Why are you a brokie?
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>>62818721
>caring about your goy score
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At least you cum in some pussy today, right?
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>>62819082
oi look we got ourselves a fuckin professional goyim over here
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>>62820688
Haven't in 5 years, nigga.



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