Getting a Business Card to report on my personal report.

[Joboak]

My credit score has suffered of late due to a new mortgage. I cut my average age of accounts in half from 5yrs to 2.5yrs. I am on a business card as an AU and have been for 8yrs. However it doesn’t show on my credit report. Is there anyway I can get them to report to my credit reports so that I can add length to my history? The card is a chase business ink card.

Thanks

[Joboak]

My credit score has suffered of late due to a new mortgage. I cut my average age of accounts in half from 5yrs to 2.5yrs. I am on a business card as an AU and have been for 8yrs. However it doesn’t show on my credit report. Is there anyway I can get them to report to my credit reports so that I can add length to my history? The card is a chase business ink card.

Thanks

[MysticcalFX]

Call and ask, it doesn't hurt.

[user5387]

Business CCs like Amex, Chase, and Citi don't report to personal.

You can call and ask if they'll make an exception for you, but I doubt you'll be successful.

[gdale6]

yes, default on it.... Just kidding, not going to happen business is business and personal is personal.

[Joboak]

Well it's not listed under a ein... It was opened under another employees social.

[guiness56]

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@Joboak wrote:
Well it's not listed under a ein... It was opened under another employees social.

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The only way it would report is if you were personally responsible for the debt.  Being an AU, even on a normal card, you are not responsible for the debt.

[Shogun]

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@guiness56 wrote:

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@Joboak wrote:
Well it's not listed under a ein... It was opened under another employees social.

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The only way it would report is if you were personally responsible for the debt.  Being an AU, even on a normal card, you are not responsible for the debt.

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You say it was opened under another employees social???  That's kind of sketchy then.  Has it been updated?

[guiness56]

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@Shogun wrote:

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@guiness56 wrote:

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@Joboak wrote:
Well it's not listed under a ein... It was opened under another employees social.

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The only way it would report is if you were personally responsible for the debt.  Being an AU, even on a normal card, you are not responsible for the debt.

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You say it was opened under another employees social???  That's kind of sketchy then.  Has it been updated?

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I think he is referring to the person who is adding him as AU.

[Shogun]

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@guiness56 wrote:

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@Shogun wrote:

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@guiness56 wrote:

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@Joboak wrote:
Well it's not listed under a ein... It was opened under another employees social.

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The only way it would report is if you were personally responsible for the debt.  Being an AU, even on a normal card, you are not responsible for the debt.

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You say it was opened under another employees social???  That's kind of sketchy then.  Has it been updated?

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I think he is referring to the person who is adding him as AU.

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 oops,,, my bad.