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Thanks. I went to Creditcards.com and all I saw was the standard offer for $100 back after $1000 in purchases. Is there something better then that out there?
sorry should have been more clear.
go to creditcards.com
click on cardmatch (got the link here for you as well: https://www.creditcards.com/cardmatch/)
and put in your info. no need to put your real social.
if you see the Amex offer, click on it and it'll bring you back to Amex website with the different promotion.
@jbrickbm wrote:What else to to on a rainy day but app for different cards. Do you guys think I should app for AMEX BCE? Is it likely if im approved for discover I would be approved for AMEX?
Congrats!
@jbrickbm wrote:What else to to on a rainy day but app for different cards. Do you guys think I should app for AMEX BCE? Is it likely if im approved for discover I would be approved for AMEX?
CONGRATS!!!
It's a nice card. I've regulated it to high dollar purchases, but it's a nice looking card.
They pull which CRA on you??
@cottoncrown wrote:
They pulled transunion for me. You can't predict what reports banks will pull. It's always changing. One in three chance is all you get.
That is not necessarily true.. Typically, some lenders will pull a specific report within a specific region. It all depends on where the lender's customer base was formed in relation to the credit reporting bureau. All credit data used to be maintained regionally, which is how Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion got their start.
@webhopper wrote:
@cottoncrown wrote:
They pulled transunion for me. You can't predict what reports banks will pull. It's always changing. One in three chance is all you get.That is not necessarily true.. Typically, some lenders will pull a specific report within a specific region. It all depends on where the lender's customer base was formed in relation to the credit reporting bureau. All credit data used to be maintained regionally, which is how Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion got their start.
Which is very super strange to think of but helps explain why certain things sometimes only appear on one report vs all three.
Congratulations!