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@Anonymous wrote:
Just got a mailer today for it. Not sure what to make of it whether it's a prequal or just promo material. It has a solid APR and an invitation # anybody else try it?
Don't get it. It's one of the few business credit cards that reports to your personal credit.
@Anonymous wrote:
So which would you recommend? Also, reporting to personal is no biggie for me
I used to feel that way too. But then I realized that I couldn't make big purchases with such a card, or at least would have to time them carefully, because it might screw up my utilization numbers. In business credit utilization doesn't matter, in personal credit it's a huge factor.
IMHO the best business cards are the Chase Ink cards. I also like American Express for Business.
Bank of America is ok, but has kind of a weird way of setting up its website.
I was hoping to make Discover Business my second Discover card. Well not if they decline for bankruptcy. I guess I’ll have to keep looking. Right now it’s Cap1only.
@Anonymous wrote:
Thanks ppland yeah just realized this would mess up my plans to get a 2nd disco it in the future. Which of those cards reports to business only, and does the Chase factor in inq's or new accounts only/subject to 5/24?
@Anonymous wrote:I was hoping to make Discover Business my second Discover card. Well not if they decline for bankruptcy. I guess I’ll have to keep looking. Right now it’s Cap1only.
Capital One Spark is another one that reports to personal credit.
And Capital One usually triple pulls when you apply for credit.