Chase new account reporting to CR question

[dodgerslv]

Hmmm....question guys/gals. I got approved for Chase Marriott and United club this month. The Marriott was approved at the beginning of the month and United a last week. I noticed that the Chase United card is reporting on my EX already while the Marriott hasnt. I noticed the due dates on both cards and Marriott first payment is due July 12 while United is due 6/18. Could that be reason why my Chase Marriott hasnt reported yet even though i got approved for that one first? Can i call chase and have them change the due date that way it can report earlier?

[Anonymous]

With mine, Chase reported my first account after the first statement cut, so w/ a due date on the 18th, the first statement already cut... other card should report before the end of this month... 

[dodgerslv]

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@Anonymous wrote:

With mine, Chase reported my first account after the first statement cut, so w/ a due date on the 18th, the first statement already cut... other card should report before the end of this month... 

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thanks for the info. Its just weird why my Marriott card first payment isnt due until July 12 even though i got the card in May.

[dodgerslv]

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@dodgerslv wrote:

Hmmm....question guys/gals. I got approved for Chase Marriott and United club this month. The Marriott was approved at the beginning of the month and United a last week. I noticed that the Chase United card is reporting on my EX already while the Marriott hasnt. I noticed the due dates on both cards and Marriott first payment is due July 12 while United is due 6/18. Could that be reason why my Chase Marriott hasnt reported yet even though i got approved for that one first? Can i call chase and have them change the due date that way it can report earlier?

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shoot, we are in June already. I meant to say i got approved for both cards in May.

[rex_03]

Congrats, I have been thinking about the Marriott card for the free night, and such. Do you think the annual 85$ fee would justify the card for someone who is a recreational traveler? Or would this card be best suited for a road warrior type?

[dodgerslv]

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@rex_03 wrote:

Congrats, I have been thinking about the Marriott card for the free night, and such. Do you think the annual 85$ fee would justify the card for someone who is a recreational traveler? Or would this card be best suited for a road warrior type?

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thanks! In my case, i love the marriott hotel chains. Have stayed there 90% of the time when i look for a hotel room. I am not a heavy traveler at the moment. Usually about 10 times a year and stay at marriotts about 9 out of those 10 times. I have never cared about annual fee's much if it means better rewards. If you will be staying at marriotts every time you do travel then go for the card.

[HiLine]

Chase actually has 2 credit card departments. Your cards are probably not handled by the same department.

[dodgerslv]

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@HiLine wrote:

Chase actually has 2 credit card departments. Your cards are probably not handled by the same department.

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that is true HiLine and that would make sense. I noticed when i called the number on the back of my Marriott Card. Im guessing the United card is one that reports quickly.

[rex_03]

Thanks for the feedback..