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Old Oct 14, 2017 | 11:46 pm
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jiaogulan
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Originally Posted by sdsearch
Citi doesn't have time to look at your particular situation. They probably do it on a state basis, not a county or city basis, so if an emergency was declared somewhere in Georgia (say, somewhere along the Atlantic coast for storm surge), that could enough for Citi to put such a note on all Georgia accounts.

I don't know how exactly it was worded (you might have to look at the actual TU report, in case Credit Karma did reformatting), but I presume the meaning was that you might have been affected by a natural disaster, rather than that you were affected by a natural disaster. In any case, lots of things on credit reports have long been shorthand (not fully spelled out).
That all makes sense. My question was more about what does this ultimately mean.

Banks aren't known for their charity kindness. What are they gonna do, give disaster victims an extra month to pay a balance?
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