@enharu wrote:what about having an account with amex overseas? xD
will they backdate to that? i still have it open and still continue to pay AF until this day, even though i rarely use it.
you should be fine your still an amex client in their systems
@distantarray wrote:
@enharu wrote:what about having an account with amex overseas? xD
will they backdate to that? i still have it open and still continue to pay AF until this day, even though i rarely use it.
you should be fine your still an amex client in their systems
Maybe, the European arm may be a completely seperate business entity without integrated systems.
It's worth calling and asking though.
@TrishN wrote:let me clear some point.if your account opened in 2001 they will add AU from account 2001. but if you just onpened in 2013 and backdated 2001 .AU will reporting in 2013
Trish: that's not how it works today or I'm possibly confused as to the situation you're describing. Not certain when the change came in.
Any AU (ACM) that is added to an existing tradeline today, if they do not have a relationship with Amex previously (and this may hold true regardless of if they do even), will have a new tradeline with a reporting date of 2013.
You cannot get your ACM account backdated to the original tradeline's opening date anymore.
@TrishN wrote:let me clear some point.if your account opened in 2001 they will add AU from account 2001. but if you just onpened in 2013 and backdated 2001 .AU will reporting in 2013
I'm kinda confused on reading that, but let's say in an account holder openned the first Amex card in 1980. Then he added you in 2005. and say you JUST got approved for your own personal card today. You can have your personal card backdated to 2005 when the first time you had an Amex card in your name. It works as well if you ever worked for a company who gave you a company card. as long as your name and info is in their system it's valid.
