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So I called BoA and spoke to a lady who confirmed that the signature vis does not report the CL. When I asked about a possible PC she indicated that there was no need--instead she'd submit a request that BoA start reporting the CL to Transunion and that starting next month, this would begin. So apparently this is a thing? I would prefer not to PC if possible.Have you guys heard of this before?
Nope, it's the regular cash rewards signature visa and it's not black!
@severine wrote:So I called BoA and spoke to a lady who confirmed that the signature vis does not report the CL. When I asked about a possible PC she indicated that there was no need--instead she'd submit a request that BoA start reporting the CL to Transunion and that starting next month, this would begin. So apparently this is a thing? I would prefer not to PC if possible.Have you guys heard of this before?
Just Transunion? What about Experian and Equifax? If they can report the CL to all three and keep it a signature fine, but that's the first I have heard of that with Bank of America Siggy's.
She indicated that BoA only reports to TU, but maybe she was confused?
@severine wrote:She indicated that BoA only reports to TU, but maybe she was confused?
Bank of America reports to all three. I would recommend you call them back and ensure they are going to report to all three CRA's. Makes me think they are probably also mistaken that they can report CL's on Siggy's but it's hard to say, I`ve never heard of that personally.
@severine wrote:So I called BoA and spoke to a lady who confirmed that the signature vis does not report the CL. When I asked about a possible PC she indicated that there was no need--instead she'd submit a request that BoA start reporting the CL to Transunion and that starting next month, this would begin. So apparently this is a thing? I would prefer not to PC if possible.Have you guys heard of this before?
Have you followed up on this? Did BofA actually report the limit for you?
@CreditMuppet wrote:
@severine wrote:She indicated that BoA only reports to TU, but maybe she was confused?
Bank of America reports to all three. I would recommend you call them back and ensure they are going to report to all three CRA's. Makes me think they are probably also mistaken that they can report CL's on Siggy's but it's hard to say, I`ve never heard of that personally.
+1
That CSR may have been confused about PULLING a report versus MAKING a report to the credit bureau(s). BofA pulled TU for me here in Colorado when I initially applied for my account, didn't do a pull when I PC'd to this product.
When I asked about the CL, I was told basically the same thing as others have stated, that they don't report a specific CL, but high balance. I also asked about a possible CLI, was told not to worry, that charges of UP TO at least twice my CL would be approved. What's interesting is that, on the on-line account access, it does show a CL; if so, why can't they simply report that? It's already there ! !