EX is always the first to report new accounts and changes in accounts. I just had my Cap1 start reporting today and it has only showed up on EX so far. From what Ive read you can expect to see EQ report the card in 3 to 4 days after EX and TU....well who knows. TU seems to be very slow.
Strange because my Plat and Zync reported inside 4 weeks to all 3.
@CS800 wrote:Strange because my Plat and Zync reported inside 4 weeks to all 3.
It also seems to be different with different cards in how quickly they report. My WF card reported to all three within 3 days my first statement on all but TU...TU was about a week or so. (Cap1 was 3 days from second statement on EX only).
@hotpoint wrote:
@Repo-ed wrote:
So after nearly 3 months since apping for amex zync, it just showed up on my EX report only ( back dated to 06 via USAA CMS)
Do I need to pull FICO copies of TU and EQ, to see if they are during there?
bummer if they only report to the one - or atleast for me.Question: Please explain "back dated to 06" via USAA CMS" . . . how did this happen!
HotPoint
What I think was meant by that is that he saw that his AMEX was backdated via the USAA credit monitoring that he uses.
@Duncanrr wrote:
@CS800 wrote:Strange because my Plat and Zync reported inside 4 weeks to all 3.
It also seems to be different with different cards in how quickly they report. My WF card reported to all three within 3 days my first statement on all but TU...TU was about a week or so. (Cap1 was 3 days from second statement on EX only).
My Old Navu reported 2 days after it was opened on all 3. GE is fast
@Repo-ed wrote:
So after nearly 3 months since apping for amex zync, it just showed up on my EX report only ( back dated to 06 via USAA CMS)
Do I need to pull FICO copies of TU and EQ, to see if they are during there?
bummer if they only report to the one - or atleast for me.
AMEX reports to all 3 bureaus. They typically report new accounts after the 1st full cycle statement goes through. EX is usually the 1st to report followed by EQ then TU.
