Giving Allegro Acceptance another try. ~ The DinoHarpist

Tuesday, January 8, 2013

Giving Allegro Acceptance another try.

8:36 PM Posted by Owosso Harpist
Labels: Allegro , Credit card , Credit history , Credit score , Credit union , Experian , Lyon Healy , Venus Harp

After doing some research on sites that review peer-to-peer personal loans like Prosper.com and LendingClub.com, I finally made up my mind to give myself one more try at applying for financial support through Allegro Acceptance, a company that helps low budget people afford buying a musical instrument of their dreams. I'll have to accumulate money to cover 10% deposit to cover the first purchase of a $10,000 -$12,000 pedal harp first before I make another attempt to get Allegro's approval. Last year, I attempted to apply for financial help through Allegro Acceptance not once but twice only to get turned down due to not having enough credit and lack of people with good credit willing to co-sign. I was sad and miserable for awhile until one day in July of last year, a church friend told me about secured credit card programs that banks and credit unions have to help people like me build up their credit at a very fast rate. Hope rekindled, I immediately went forward to apply for a secured credit card and go approved for it. Awhile later, I received my secured credit card and started using it to raise and build my credit as best I could, keeping up with the payments and making sure every credit card loan gets paid off. Then 6 months later, this morning, I got word from Creditsesame.com, a site affiliated with Experian, one of the 3 major credit companies, that my credit score is 700, which is right within the good credit range. Good credit will allow me to try my luck at Allegro again. Excellent credit range, like in the 750 range, will allow me to be approved by Allegro for sure!!

All I have to do is earn $1,200, fill out the Allegro Application and notarize it, send it in to Venus Harps and tell Wally and the crew to make me a Venus Prodigy in a natural finish, or I can send the application to Lyon & Healy to buy a decent pre-owned Chicago Concertino Harp in a natural finish, or any other place that sells a very decent Venus Harp in a natural finish for $10,000 or $12,000, have the application get sent out to Allegro and hope and pray to God they will approve my application! Then all I have to do is pay about $120 - $140 a month for the next 10 years because that's all I can afford and not a penny more.