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If you can see it on your CRs, is it reporting as "Credit Card" or "Charge Card"?
@SunriseEarth wrote:If you can see it on your CRs, is it reporting as "Credit Card" or "Charge Card"?
Is the Walmart Mastercard not a credit card like the Walmart store card? I've never seen anybody refer to it as a 'charge' card.
@SunriseEarth wrote:If you can see it on your CRs, is it reporting as "Credit Card" or "Charge Card"?
As SunriseEarth mentioned above, what does your Experian report show listed under "Type"?
Yes, they're both credit cards OP, but EX and SYNCB codes them differently on the CRAs. Anywho, if your EX displays Credit Card, then it's the MC. Otherwise, if it displays Charge Card, then you're stuck with the store card.
ETA: the account name will also be a clue on EX. If it reads SYNCHRONY BANK/WALMART, then it's the store card. If it reads SYNCB/WALMART DC, then it's the "Dual Card", or MC in this case.
Congrats!! I have the MasterCard one and it shows on my TU report as Account Type: Revolving and Loan Type : Credit Card, so just cus it says revolving doesn't automatically make it the store card.
@RogerSmith95 wrote:Congrats!! I have the MasterCard one and it shows on my TU report as Account Type: Revolving and Loan Type : Credit Card, so just cus it says revolving doesn't automatically make it the store card.
OP was referring to his EX report, not TU.
On TU, the disctinction can be made with the naming convention. If it displays as SYNCB/WAL-MART, then that's the store card. Otherwise, if it displays as SYNCB/WALMART DUAL CARD, then that's the MC.
@UncleB wrote:
@SunriseEarth wrote:If you can see it on your CRs, is it reporting as "Credit Card" or "Charge Card"?
Is the Walmart Mastercard not a credit card like the Walmart store card? I've never seen anybody refer to it as a 'charge' card.
A charge card is the Platinum, Gold or Green Amex cards.