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GEMB Reporting.. Wow!

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Anonymous
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GEMB Reporting.. Wow!

They don't mess around.  Once you make a charge it almost gets instanstly reported.  Once you make a payment it's up to 60 days before the reported balance gets reduced.

 

Just thought I'd throw that out there...

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Too_much_debt
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Re: GEMB Reporting.. Wow!

Sounds like a bunch of schmucks....
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creditwherecreditisdue
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Re: GEMB Reporting.. Wow!

That sounds very likely. Typical GEMB behavior.

 

That is one thing I do not like about Macys - instant reporting of increased balances. At least they promptly report again at the end of the cycle.

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laz98
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Re: GEMB Reporting.. Wow!

can't say that i have had that experience.
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Anonymous
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@laz98 wrote:
can't say that i have had that experience.

 

I agree...
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marty56
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Re: GEMB Reporting.. Wow!


@Anonymous wrote:

They don't mess around.  Once you make a charge it almost gets instanstly reported.  Once you make a payment it's up to 60 days before the reported balance gets reduced.

 

Just thought I'd throw that out there...


 

Happens to me all the time.  I put a $38 charge on my Sams card and it shows up the next day and I'm still waiting for it to show 0 balance after paying it on July 7th.  I want no revolving debt to report to see what happens with my TU score since I got my mortage refi and made 1 payment on it.

 

This gives my an idea for a General Question thread.

 

1/25/2021: FICO 850 EQ 848 TU 847 EX
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Anonymous
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Re: GEMB Reporting.. Wow!


@marty56 wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

They don't mess around.  Once you make a charge it almost gets instanstly reported.  Once you make a payment it's up to 60 days before the reported balance gets reduced.

 

Just thought I'd throw that out there...


 

Happens to me all the time.  I put a $38 charge on my Sams card and it shows up the next day and I'm still waiting for it to show 0 balance after paying it on July 7th.  I want no revolving debt to report to see what happens with my TU score since I got my mortage refi and made 1 payment on it.

 

This gives my an idea for a General Question thread.

 


 

This never happens to me an i have 5 accounts with GE. Must be something new that's going on.
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