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I'm not sure why I just noticed this but all my AMEX account numbers start with "34999" on all my credit reports. I'm curious if this is normal for everyone else also?
Also, why in the world does EQ show a "-34999" instead of "34999"?
That just seems really weird to me.
@TheFIGuy wrote:I'm not sure why I just noticed this but all my AMEX account numbers start with "34999" on all my credit reports. I'm curious if this is normal for everyone else also?
That just seems really weird to me.
First 6 digits of a credit card are the BIN number, which indicates the issuer (issuers can have several). So not too much of a surprise
My Amex account numbers appear differently depending on which report and where I am viewing them. The one thing they have in common is not matching my actual card numbers. It's normal.
@Anonymous wrote:
@TheFIGuy wrote:I'm not sure why I just noticed this but all my AMEX account numbers start with "34999" on all my credit reports. I'm curious if this is normal for everyone else also?
That just seems really weird to me.
First 6 digits of a credit card are the BIN number, which indicates the issuer (issuers can have several). So not too much of a surprise
But those are not the first 6 digits of my AMEX CC numbers lol.
@TheFIGuy wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@TheFIGuy wrote:I'm not sure why I just noticed this but all my AMEX account numbers start with "34999" on all my credit reports. I'm curious if this is normal for everyone else also?
That just seems really weird to me.
First 6 digits of a credit card are the BIN number, which indicates the issuer (issuers can have several). So not too much of a surprise
But those are not the first 6 digits of my AMEX CC numbers lol.
Oops, missed that. Sorry. But 34999X is a BIN of Amex. Looking at my credit report, the numbers often correspond to BINs, but not always, my Barclay cards show as 000153 for example which is invalid.