06-06-2012 02:23 AM
I was approved for the Costco Amercian Express card and it came in the mail. There is no credit limit listed. How will this report to the credit reporting agencies?
06-06-2012 03:34 AM
randaljon wrote:I was approved for the Costco Amercian Express card and it came in the mail. There is no credit limit listed. How will this report to the credit reporting agencies?
You might have to log in to your account online, to view the limit.
Or does the paperwork state "No Preset Spending Limit"?
Starting Score: TU:650 - EQ: 67206-06-2012 05:30 AM
The Costco AMEX is definately a credit card, not a charge card. Perhaps there is another letter on the way with your CL. Also as mentioned once you setup your account it should show you the CL.
06-06-2012 06:37 AM
randaljon wrote:I was approved for the Costco Amercian Express card and it came in the mail. There is no credit limit listed. How will this report to the credit reporting agencies?
Congrats on the new card! I Costco and AMEX are both great! I would consider getting one for myself, but being single, I never purchase enough stuff in there to make it worth my time ... also I only go in infrequently b/c of the lines lol. That place is always so busy!
06-07-2012 01:30 AM
Costco AmEx Rocks, I love mine and always get money back every year. You just log onto your account to check your limit.
Starting Score: EQ FICO 77706-07-2012 05:44 AM
Wish there was a costco around here. Only BJ's

06-07-2012 06:37 AM
Congrats on the CostCo card - I have it and love it - especially the cash back on restaurants. The card does report to the CRAs as a credit card with your CL - you should be able to view your CL online or call cust service to find out.
06-07-2012 11:15 PM
CS800 wrote:Wish there was a costco around here. Only BJ's
I dont' even know what that is, I know the only competition Costco has I think is Sam's Club?
You should write your congress man/woman!!
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