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I was opted out and received noting. November I opted back in and I still received nothing, expect for Discover whom I was approved for and still receive offers. Other then that nothing. I have never been able to get any offers or pre-quals on lenders websites. However besides the Discover I was approved for 2 Amex's and a NFCU card. So offers don't mean much I guess. Just app. What's the worse can happen?
It took me less than 1 week to get pre-approvals on CapitalOne and Chase. Nothing with Amex yet. Does anyone know how frequently they update their database?
I had an additional thought today that lack of pre-screened offers may be tied to a fraud alert? Experian threw one on my file, which then spread to all three, when I requested an address correction.
@olehammer wrote:I had an additional thought today that lack of pre-screened offers may be tied to a fraud alert? Experian threw one on my file, which then spread to all three, when I requested an address correction.
Yep. That happened to me after I triggered a fraud alert, because of a false medical collection, I had removed. I had to contact EX, EQ, and TU and lift the fraud alert. I started getting SCT popups a few weeks after I opted in. I have never got a pre approval from Cap. One or any of the big cc companies since the fraud alerts. But, I cold apped and got a Venture in Dec.
Still nothing yet! No letters, no prequals, no SCTs. I went ahead and submitted yet another opt-in request for good measure.
Funny thing is I don't even want a new card right now! I just want to use the prequals to gauge my rebuilding results.
@Anonymous wrote:Takes about 6 months to start getting offers again.
This is exactly what I noticed too - after the 6 month mark I have suddenly started getting offers in the mail almost daily.
once or twice a week for Discover IT, a few now for AmEx green, and one from CreditOne which I didn't even bother opening before running through the shredder