Err no! I put 13k on my LOC with nfcu but no AA by amex; chase; or discover. I think this is a ymmv thing.
rootpooty wrote:Amex sees it and freaks out and FR's you. Citi CLD's you and Chase puts a hold on your accounts until further notice!
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RonDawg wrote:
distantarray wrote:I charged $15,000 on my Navy Federal card this month, AAOA 1 year lol, 55k total credit limits on my report. $11,000 reported.
Holy... If I saw that bill I think I would need a clean up and a change of pants lol
lmao I paid off $4,000 within a week I'm not worried (although that was my hardrock winnings for that week LOL) , my income's pretty decent with no living exspenses. I've actually charged over 30k this month but already paid 19k back before it reported =)
RonDawg wrote:
distantarray wrote:
RonDawg wrote:
distantarray wrote:I charged $15,000 on my Navy Federal card this month, AAOA 1 year lol, 55k total credit limits on my report. $11,000 reported.
Holy... If I saw that bill I think I would need a clean up and a change of pants lol
lmao I paid off $4,000 within a week I'm not worried (although that was my hardrock winnings for that week LOL) , my income's pretty decent with no living exspenses. I've actually charged over 30k this month but already paid 19k back before it reported =)
Good lord, well anyways charging is always fun... Paying it back causes a rash and possible blood loss
lol never fun seeing your accounts drop =\
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