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Amex No Longer Backdating to Credit Bureaus

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Re: Amex No Longer Backdating to Credit Bureau's


@ksantangelo23 wrote:

Hm, I spoke to a CSR last Friday (March 27th) looking into why my BCP card is still reporting as 2013, while my Hilton was backdated to 2007. CSR said it will be fixed, and she didnt know why the card wasnt backdated correctly.

 

My statement cuts in a week, so, we'll see.


Methinks the Amex CSR OP got does not know what he/she is talking about....

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longtimelurker
Epic Contributor

Re: Amex No Longer Backdating to Credit Bureau's

JUst asked on the Amex forum, see if some employees respond.

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bigDEElight
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Re: Amex No Longer Backdating to Credit Bureau's

This would be a hugeeeee blow! Definitely would keep me from acquiring a 3rd AMEX!

EQ: 706 TU: 716 EX: 708
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Message 13 of 749
ksantangelo23
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Re: Amex No Longer Backdating to Credit Bureau's


@Anonymous wrote:

@ksantangelo23 wrote:

Hm, I spoke to a CSR last Friday (March 27th) looking into why my BCP card is still reporting as 2013, while my Hilton was backdated to 2007. CSR said it will be fixed, and she didnt know why the card wasnt backdated correctly.

 

My statement cuts in a week, so, we'll see.


Methinks the Amex CSR OP got does not know what he/she is talking about....


Hope so!

AMEX Hilton Ascend: $55,000 | Chase Sapphire Reserve: $30,000 | PNC Points: $17,500 | AMEX BCE (AU): $18,000 | AMEX BCP: $15,000 | US Bank Cash+ $15,000 | AMEX Business Prime: $14,000 | AMEX SimplyCash: $12,000 | Capital One QS: $13,500 | Chase Business Ink: $12,000 | PNC Everyday (AU): $12,000 | JCPenny Store Card: $10,500 | Chase Slate: $9,400 | Capital One QS: $6,500 | (2nd) US Bank Cash+ (2nd): $7,500 | Discover IT: $6,000 | Chase Freedom: $3,500 | Auto Lease: $0/$21,000 | Auto Loan: $0/$18,000 |

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Message 14 of 749
ksantangelo23
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Re: Amex No Longer Backdating to Credit Bureau's


@longtimelurker wrote:

JUst asked on the Amex forum, see if some employees respond.


Can you post a link? Or is that agaisnt forum rules Smiley Happy

AMEX Hilton Ascend: $55,000 | Chase Sapphire Reserve: $30,000 | PNC Points: $17,500 | AMEX BCE (AU): $18,000 | AMEX BCP: $15,000 | US Bank Cash+ $15,000 | AMEX Business Prime: $14,000 | AMEX SimplyCash: $12,000 | Capital One QS: $13,500 | Chase Business Ink: $12,000 | PNC Everyday (AU): $12,000 | JCPenny Store Card: $10,500 | Chase Slate: $9,400 | Capital One QS: $6,500 | (2nd) US Bank Cash+ (2nd): $7,500 | Discover IT: $6,000 | Chase Freedom: $3,500 | Auto Lease: $0/$21,000 | Auto Loan: $0/$18,000 |

TU: 818 EX: 809 EQ: 801

Message 15 of 749
longtimelurker
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Re: Amex No Longer Backdating to Credit Bureau's


@ksantangelo23 wrote:

@longtimelurker wrote:

JUst asked on the Amex forum, see if some employees respond.


Can you post a link? Or is that agaisnt forum rules Smiley Happy


I did once and it was deleted because, well, who knows.  So following myfico "rules", search for community@amex

Message 16 of 749
ojefferyo
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Re: Amex No Longer Backdating to Credit Bureau's


@ksantangelo23 wrote:

Hm, I spoke to a CSR last Friday (March 27th) looking into why my BCP card is still reporting as 2013, while my Hilton was backdated to 2007. CSR said it will be fixed, and she didnt know why the card wasnt backdated correctly.

 

My statement cuts in a week, so, we'll see.

 

EDIT: I called their credit reporting division directly, not frontline CSRs


I have the same problem with mine too. My PRG was reported correctly to 1995 and my Hilton was reported 2000. I called this morning to the credit bureau after they have alredy corrected the PRG and they said that it's reporting correctly and nothing else can be done, yet my PRG is reporting the real correct date of 1995. I don't understand why they can fix one and leave the other hanging.  Wonder how this is going to affect future cards for current members. I hope this is just a rumor. 

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Message 17 of 749
Open123
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Re: Amex No Longer Backdating to Credit Bureau's

Irrespective of the MSD date on the physical card, all of my apps have always reflected correctly on the CRAs, as recent as a month ago on a PRG.

Message 18 of 749
Gunnar419
Valued Contributor

Re: Amex No Longer Backdating to Credit Bureau's


@Anonymous wrote:

If this is true it eliminated the last advantage AMEX had over other creditors. Major blow


+1

 

IF it's true it would not only be a blow to cardholders, but to Amex itself. Would be a very dumb move for them, given all the other setbacks they've had lately.

 

I'd hold off on making any assumptions for now, but sure would dread it if this news turned out to be correct.

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mxp114
Valued Contributor

Re: Amex No Longer Backdating to Credit Bureau's

Actually this change makes sense, because American Express has been providing inaccurate data to the bureaus by reporting an incorrect account opening date. This information should reflect the actual account opening date. If this is true, be happy they don't retroactively correct the previously reported misinformation.

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