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@John060675 wrote:
In late January i was approved for a Discover It CC, and the first statement cut on February 11th. As of today (Feb 27) the CC is not showing on any of my credit reports.
How long did it take for them to start reporting on your credit reports? Thanks
Same here, was approved EARLY in January, statement just cut like 2days ago....still no signs of them reporting yet. Barclays, however, is fast- applied 2days ago, started reporting yesterday.
@yudeology101 wrote:
@John060675 wrote:
In late January i was approved for a Discover It CC, and the first statement cut on February 11th. As of today (Feb 27) the CC is not showing on any of my credit reports.
How long did it take for them to start reporting on your credit reports? ThanksSame here, was approved EARLY in January, statement just cut like 2days ago....still no signs of them reporting yet. Barclays, however, is fast- applied 2days ago, started reporting yesterday.
Most of the time it takes two cycles Yeah i know
At most, two statements, but if you're concerned, simply use the chat online to inquire - they are great with this and will most likely update on reports within 72 hours.
Few days after 2nd statement cut. When you get a CLI it takes 2 statement cuts for it to update as well, a quirk in the system.
gdale6, re the CLI - not for the impatient like me, LOL. For some reason they missed reporting my last three months, I had recieved 2 CLI's in that period, I chatted online with them and they updated everything in less than 72 hours.
Was wondering this exact question myself.
John, 2 years in Aug - one CLI was SP via online button, the second one 1.5 months later via online button - I never checked my TU report to see if that was an actual HP, but I was willing to sacrifice it when I requested that second CLI. I assumed it was HP because the prompt on the online button had a 7-10 day message result on it but the actual increase was posted on my account less than 24 hours later.
Of course, I don't advise anyone to do as I did, since I simply am not ready to pull my TU report to see whether SP or HP on my second CLI - the point being, I was prepared to take an HP for it. I don't plan to pull my TU for a couple more months so I won't know either way until then.