@Anonymous wrote:
@ksantangelo23 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
They won't backdate the age of the card. When you add it it will show up as a new tradeline from the date that it is added. I believe that you will get the payment history associated with said tradeline however.
Chase actually does fully backdate AU accounts to the original date opened, not date added.
AMEX is the only lender im aware of that dates an AU to the date they were added.
They did not do this for me when i was added on my wifes account. It started from the date I was added and the account was 8 years old.
Hm, Chase fully backdated for a family member, and a friend of mine.
AMEX Hilton Ascend: $55,000 | Chase Sapphire Reserve: $30,000 | PNC Points: $17,500 | AMEX BCE (AU): $18,000 | AMEX BCP: $15,000 | US Bank Cash+ $15,000 | AMEX Business Prime: $14,000 | AMEX SimplyCash: $12,000 | Capital One QS: $13,500 | Chase Business Ink: $12,000 | PNC Everyday (AU): $12,000 | JCPenny Store Card: $10,500 | Chase Slate: $9,400 | Capital One QS: $6,500 | (2nd) US Bank Cash+ (2nd): $7,500 | Discover IT: $6,000 | Chase Freedom: $3,500 | Auto Lease: $0/$21,000 | Auto Loan: $0/$18,000 |
TU: 818 EX: 809 EQ: 801
