Which CRA?

[BluMoon]

Can anyone tell me which CRA Amex Business Simply Cash pulls from?  Also, which does Citi Dividend Platinum Rewards pull from?

Thanks!

[fused]

Amex is a very big EX puller, but I'm not sure about their business cards. CITI pulled my EQ and TU reports in the past. BTW, I live in Hawaii. A lot of times it really depends where you leave. Which state are you in? Others who live in your state might be able to give you a better idea which CRA CITI might pull.

[DI]

Citi pulled EQ report when I apped.  And AMEX pulled EX.  I'm in Florida. 

[vish1]

Sometimes Amex pulls more than 1. When I apped for my zync this january, citi pulled all 3 for me though it was pre-selected in online pre-selecteor and i reeived a instant online approval.

[fused]

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@vish1 wrote:

Sometimes Amex pulls more than 1. When I apped for my zync this january, citi pulled all 3 for me though it was pre-selected in online pre-selecteor and i reeived a instant online approval.

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You mean Amex pulled all three, right?

[vish1]

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@fused wrote:

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@vish1 wrote:

Sometimes Amex pulls more than 1. When I apped for my zync this january, citi pulled all 3 for me though it was pre-selected in online pre-selecteor and i reeived a instant online approval.

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You mean Amex pulled all three, right?

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Yes

[android01]

Both Amex and Citi pulled EX (and only EX) for me in Minnesota.

[BluMoon]

I'm in SC.  EX also pulled my personal Amex card.  I didn't know if they would use the same CRA or a different one for the business class.  Does anyone know?

Also, what type of bank is Citi?  Do they have good customer service, are CLI's easy to get, average, difficult, etc.?  I've gotten a few rebate cards from companies lately on Citi cards and I've really liked them - use, checking bal., etc.  The thing I don't understand is that the Dividend Platinum Select MC is promoted by others - CC sites - as 5% rebate on rotating categories, but on Citi's website, they never guarantee more than 2% (using the phrase, "...at least 2%...").  Has anyone ever known them to just give 2% on rotating categories?