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@Anonymous wrote:
so if i had 2 credit cards open 7/24/14 wen should i expect to see it?? lol anyidea
It doens't matter when cards were opened. What matters is when statements were cut/reported. You need 6 months of bill statements reporting. So if your first statement cut in 8/24/14 it will be some time in end of Jan when 6th statement has reported to CRA. Patience....you're almost there.
@Anonymous wrote:
alrite thanks alot i actually have had a cap one card for about a year but it doesnt show on my reports or ck thats why i was hoping these cards dont do the same..... so say i pay my first bill 9/14/14 i should expect a myfico score around feb? sorry for all the questions
your cap1 card should have reported if you've had it that long.
@Anonymous wrote:
i know it should have....i even called to ask why they werent reporting and they said some bs and said it ahould show in 30-60 days thats what they said last time when icalled months ago about the same problem😞
Thats unacceptable An account not reporting for an entire year? If you've only talked to the regular customer service maybe try the executive office. You could have had access to FICO reports months ago
Use creditkarma.com
Once signed in, click the "My Finances" tab at the top and select "Full Credit Report beta". From there you can click on the tab for your accounts, and then click on the name of each account to expand the data.
In this way, you will know when a card is reporting, and for how many months (look at the 48 month payment history). Since CreditKarma updates one a week (whenever you login and its been more than a week, it updates), you can use this as a free method to know when all 3 cards are reporting, and for how many months they have been reporting.
The creditkarma credit score is worthless. But the web site is useful for knowing when cards report, or to see if a new inquiry has been added to your Transunion report, etc.