Anybody else get an inaccurate v22?
Mine shows HNH, which I translated to L42 (Rooted Flower Power). That demographic on Experian shows mid-scale baby boomer singles and couples established in suburban communities and approaching retirement. Actually, I'm a 31yr old guy that's moved 4 times in the past four years and no where near approaching retirement. Guess that's advertising doesn't work on me I guess. |
Originally Posted by brocklee9000
(Post 20913474)
For stored payments, have you seen a preponderance for AMEX cards? Just curious, because it seems like everyone reports an IK card. Mine, however, is blank, but my stored payment method is a Visa card.
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On the Mosaic categories, a lot of us have EPsomething, which should translate as O3something, but on the experian chart, one sees only O5somethings, namely O50 through O55.
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Originally Posted by lamont2718
(Post 20913463)
I have also figured out "NORZ" and "NORL" for v25. Using key 1, these become "SHRG" and "SHRP", respectively. These in turn represent Starwood Hotels & Resorts Gold and Starwood Hotels & Resorts Platinum, respectively. Presumably this will only appear for people who have set up SPG Crossover Rewards.
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They got mine totally wrong-K37.
'Without children, these households have plenty of discretionary income to spend on the latest fashions and consumer electronics - and spend they do. Fans of conspicuous consumption, they like to buy designer fashion at department stores such as Nordstrom and Macy's. ' I won't waste money on clothes-I would estimate that I spend $100USD MAX on clothes every year. As for electronics I have only purchased a new phone and a TV that I resold in order to earn (tax free) interest. (Unless of course parallel trading counts in which case I have purchased thousands of dollars, for immediate resale.) |
Originally Posted by lcbj68c
(Post 20913531)
Anybody else get an inaccurate v22?
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Originally Posted by MSPeconomist
(Post 20913546)
On the Mosaic categories, a lot of us have EPsomething, which should translate as O3something, but on the experian chart, one sees only O5somethings, namely O50 through O55.
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E=O, P=5
Looks like it should come out correctly. |
Originally Posted by MSPeconomist
(Post 20913546)
On the Mosaic categories, a lot of us have EPsomething, which should translate as O3something, but on the experian chart, one sees only O5somethings, namely O50 through O55.
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Originally Posted by cmd320
(Post 20913558)
E=O, P=5
Looks like it should come out correctly. |
Originally Posted by cmd320
(Post 20913558)
E=O, P=5
Looks like it should come out correctly. Describes you, absolutely not. 'advocating recycling and demanding that companies act ethically' Not true. 'With many still in the dating scene, they patronize bars, nightclubs and casual restaurants such as Chili's and TGI Friday's.' Not true either-I usually like preparing my own meals and/or buying cheap Groupons/Groupbuyer meals. Not true either. Certain parts are, though, like 'In fact, the only time they are accessible to advertisers is when they can't escape them: at a bus shelter or train platform.' 'They travel frequently for business and pleasure' |
Originally Posted by MSPeconomist
(Post 20913573)
No, P = 3 on Chart 3. (L = 5.) I'm looking at the charts from the link at the end of the wiki.
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See above.
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"v06":"XX", 2 digit amount that is too low if in thousands for overall discretionary, at least 50% high for DL spend though.
"v15":"XX", Number off by more than an order of magnitude if in $k "v16":"XXX", Number about 10x v15 "v18":"XXX", Close to home value in $k "v22":"YKN", ROFLMAO About as close as the income! ("Autumn Years - Aging in place") "v25":"IKBD,NORT", DL Reserve? "v30":"3", I suck, owell. FWIW 30s, unmarried, mix of cheapest fares (range up to B) for work, and usually -UP fares for personal travel. So while they get all the data I explicitly have told them correct, most of the rest is horribly horribly wrong. (Zillow = close, Experian = smoking something) |
Originally Posted by lcbj68c
(Post 20913531)
Anybody else get an inaccurate v22?
Mine shows HNH, which I translated to L42 (Rooted Flower Power). That demographic on Experian shows mid-scale baby boomer singles and couples established in suburban communities and approaching retirement. Actually, I'm a 31yr old guy that's moved 4 times in the past four years and no where near approaching retirement. Guess that's advertising doesn't work on me I guess. |
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