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FYI , all Cap One business cardholders

Anonymous
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Re: FYI , all Cap One business cardholders


@GregB wrote:

And a Business Credit Card is being paid from business cash flow. This is why it should not be reported on a personal credit report.

 

Statement that just closed for the CapOne Business account was about $11,000 starting balance. I made one charge for $6,018 and the statement closed with interest charged on the $11,000 from the previous month. I just paid $2,000 on the old balance and scheduled $6,018 payment for the due date. If I have any extra I will pay down the $9,000 old balance. That is paid out of business cash flow and has little relationship to my personal income, which is probably about $0 for the month. 


 

That's the most precise way I've heard it explained.  Thank you, GregB.  

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creditwherecreditisdue
Senior Contributor

Re: FYI , all Cap One business cardholders


@GregB wrote:

And a Business Credit Card is being paid from business cash flow. This is why it should not be reported on a personal credit report.


You might have to adjust your stated income accordingly in the future...

Message 22 of 23
Uborrow-Upay
Valued Contributor

Re: FYI , all Cap One business cardholders


Nonaii wrote: 

* i hope the scammers who have screwed up small business credit for real business owners don't screw things up for non-profits...



+1

 

That's what did it alright!

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