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Hello,
I recently found out that my wife has a Victoria's Secret credit card that is pretty old. I'm trying to look at ways to boost my AAoA as it has dropped since joining this forum
My question is does anyone know how VS reports authorized users? Let's say my wife's VS account is opened in 2006, would it show up (if VS even reports it) as 2006 or 2015? I've read some threads that VS don't even report AUs.
I'm a VS credit card holder and my brother is my AU. I just looked at his CR and VS isn't on it, so I don't think they report AUs.
@brother7 wrote:I'm a VS credit card holder and my brother is my AU. I just looked at his CR and VS isn't on it, so I don't think they report AUs.
How long has he been an AU? I'm less afraid of them not reporting it, and more afraid of them reporting it as a brand new account (which will further reduce my AAoA).
@Anonymous wrote:
@brother7 wrote:I'm a VS credit card holder and my brother is my AU. I just looked at his CR and VS isn't on it, so I don't think they report AUs.
How long has he been an AU? I'm less afraid of them not reporting it, and more afraid of them reporting it as a brand new account (which will further reduce my AAoA).
He's been my AU for years.
I'm AU on my moms card, which she uses often, her's report on my report every month, I have my own card which I haven't used since August and it's no longer showing on two bureaus. In fact I noticed that it affects my utilization for all the comenity cards I'm AU, if it's not used it don't report, the moment its used it reports and then I get hit with that sudden balance increase score drop