@Creditaddict wrote:That was Super Fast!!!
Im im actually very excited and swapped out my Navy card in my wallet for it so I can meet the $500 spend bonus!
Congrats Creditaddict! Are they sensitive to inqs and new accounts? What were your scores/inqs/new accounts when you got the pop-up? Thanks.
@Themanwhocan wrote:
@BigBS wrote:Received my Vitacost MC on Saturday. CK showed them reporting as of this morning on TU. Interesting that the opening date shows December 31, 1969 - for reference I was only a year old, but should definitely help the AAoA.
That is the beginning of time. At least, on Unix systems in the USA. Time began Jan 1, 1970 GMT, and since the USA is a few hours behind GMT, our computer dates at the start of time would be on Dec 31, 1969.
Dates exist prior to the beginning of time, but they are stored as negative values.
So, does that make me older than dirt? 
Seriously, was just pointing that out because on top of getting a high CL with an SP you should definitely help your AAoA. Wonder if those with a thin file that get approved for this card see a big jump in FICO score?
@amdm2013 wrote:
Are they sensitive to inqs and new accounts? What were your scores to get the pop-up? Thanks.
I had 2 INQs and scores over 780.
@BigBS wrote:
@Themanwhocan wrote:
@BigBS wrote:Received my Vitacost MC on Saturday. CK showed them reporting as of this morning on TU. Interesting that the opening date shows December 31, 1969 - for reference I was only a year old, but should definitely help the AAoA.
That is the beginning of time. At least, on Unix systems in the USA. Time began Jan 1, 1970 GMT, and since the USA is a few hours behind GMT, our computer dates at the start of time would be on Dec 31, 1969.
Dates exist prior to the beginning of time, but they are stored as negative values.
So, does that make me older than dirt?
Seriously, was just pointing that out because on top of getting a high CL with an SP you should definitely help your AAoA. Wonder if those with a thin file that get approved for this card see a big jump in FICO score?
I can't imagine it lasting the next time the card reports. Something went wrong with their computer system and the time value was 0, but that won't be the case again - I imagine.