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@Anonymous wrote:
I was wondering if they would count my accounts with Dell, Google and Amazon. These are not credit cards, just credit accounts I can use only with those stores.
If they don't count these, I'll be at 4/24 and might have a shot at the Sapphire Preferred!
According to Doctor of Credit: If the card runs on a payment network like Amex, Discover, Mastercard, or Visa it will be counted. Cards that are issued for use at a specific store are not counted.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
I was wondering if they would count my accounts with Dell, Google and Amazon. These are not credit cards, just credit accounts I can use only with those stores.
If they don't count these, I'll be at 4/24 and might have a shot at the Sapphire Preferred!
According to Doctor of Credit: If the card runs on a payment network like Amex, Discover, Mastercard, or Visa it will be counted. Cards that are issued for use at a specific store are not counted.
Are you sure about that? I thought all Synchrony store cards would count etc.
@Meanmchine wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
I was wondering if they would count my accounts with Dell, Google and Amazon. These are not credit cards, just credit accounts I can use only with those stores.
If they don't count these, I'll be at 4/24 and might have a shot at the Sapphire Preferred!
According to Doctor of Credit: If the card runs on a payment network like Amex, Discover, Mastercard, or Visa it will be counted. Cards that are issued for use at a specific store are not counted.Are you sure about that? I thought all Synchrony store cards would count etc.
I have no personal knowledge since I don't have any store cards but that's what stated by Doctor of Credit: Chase 5/24 Rule Explained In Detail – Everything You Need To Know
Store cards, like any revolving credit line, counts. No offense to DoC but there have been plenty of people, on these forums and elsewhere, that were denied under 5/24 for store cards, lines of credit, etc. If it’s on your credit reports as a revolving credit account and Chase sees them, it counts.
Reaffirming what Irish80 said. Verified with Chase rep that it's whats on the report they count. Also watch-out for account that are about to fall off because it usually takes 1 month after the 2 yrs pass for it to fully fall






















