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@Anonymous wrote:
Wen applying for a cc do I need to put in the application same phone number that is listed already on my credit report like a home address or I can put a second phone number that is not yet listed on report?
I don’t want to get the process complicated
With verification and all this stuff
And not to get instant approval
Not sure if putting a different phone number would "complicate" the process but I guess I was just wondering why not put the same number. Not looking for an answer.....just a thought.....
You cannot "add" anything to CRA, you can ask for incorrect info to be removed. Once the card starts reporting, the new phone number will be reported along with other info by the lender.
The phone number on your app should be the one you have access to, as in your phone.
It's best not to try manipulating info on app to help with approval, especially phone number as some instances of verification require text message
Good luck with your app.
@Remedios wrote:You cannot "add" anything to CRA, you can ask for incorrect info to be removed. Once the card starts reporting, the new phone number will be reported along with other info by the lender.
The phone number on your app should be the one you have access to, as in your phone.
It's best not to try manipulating info on app to help with approval, especially phone number as some instances of verification require text message
Good luck with your app.
Not quite accurate. First off, EQ does not store contact phone numbers. In order to have my phone number recorded, I had to add a Consumer statement in which I stated that I could be reached for verification purposes at xxx-xxx-xxxx.
Creditors may deny you credit if "THEY" feel you have too many phone numbers associated to your credit reporting account.
This is odd, considering the huge amount of phone options people have these days.
I remember back in the day when many rental apartments had a shared party line, and people used the same line for incoming/out going phone calls.
People would answer to find out who was talking, if it was for them or a party and if not then kindly wish them well, and hang up.
Today it's often that people change their numbers, especially for those that use a landline, and cell phone, yet it appears creditors still look at the phone number use as being bad.
With all that has been contributed regarding this thread.....I believe keeping your information consistant is the real key.....hope this helps...