My first BCP statement cut 1/28/13 (1 week ago) and it still hasn't reported to any CRA. Would like the bump in AAoA and Dec in UTIL.
@Duncanrr wrote:
My first BCP statement cut 1/28/13 (1 week ago) and it still hasn't reported to any CRA. Would like the bump in AAoA and Dec in UTIL.
Is that your only Amex account???
I have the BCP !!!! It reported as always
The first of Jan. i got the Gold Delta SK card and the statement cut on Jan 21st and it hasn't reported either !!!!!
It's my third open Amex. Have Zync and Delta that I got 9/12/12. Those started reporting about 3 days after first statement cut date. This one is 8 days past first statement cut. Nothing yet.
Cut them some slack, they have a Super Bowl hangover just like everybody else.
Starting Score: 11/29/12 TU 527; EQ 565; EX 564 fako - bk7 dc'd 2/15/13
New goal 675
@Duncanrr wrote:
It's my third open Amex. Have Zync and Delta that I got 9/12/12. Those started reporting about 3 days after first statement cut date. This one is 8 days past first statement cut. Nothing yet.
My guess is that it will not report this Month , same as mine. I will wait for the Feb. statement to cut and see if it post then.
I do not know the reason for this!!!!!!
@starry1 wrote:Cut them some slack, they have a Super Bowl hangover just like everybody else.
Hangover My A** !!!!!!! That's not a good reason!!!! Like the OP I want my card to report , that card is backdated to Jan 2001 which adds 12 years of history to my file 
Guys, lenders sometimes take 2 months for whatever reason. It happens, it's not personal. Remember there's nothing instant-gratification about the FICO algorithm or even building one's credit report. An extra month to report isn't going to matter at all even a year from now, or even as soon as it does report. You're not losing any payment history, so I would suggest not losing any sleep over it.
@Revelate wrote:Guys, lenders sometimes take 2 months for whatever reason. It happens, it's not personal. Remember there's nothing instant-gratification about the FICO algorithm or even building one's credit report. An extra month to report isn't going to matter at all even a year from now, or even as soon as it does report. You're not losing any payment history, so I would suggest not losing any sleep over it.
I am just excited to see how much it helps myFico score is all Guess i will have to wait a lil longer
No lost sleep. Just want my update. I don't get how negative stuff is instant and positive is months. (I know there is an old post discussing this)
@Revelate wrote:Guys, lenders sometimes take 2 months for whatever reason. It happens, it's not personal. Remember there's nothing instant-gratification about the FICO algorithm or even building one's credit report. An extra month to report isn't going to matter at all even a year from now, or even as soon as it does report. You're not losing any payment history, so I would suggest not losing any sleep over it.