Or must it be a revolving balance? Thx
It will not work. Also, don't use Chase either as sometimes it reports the 0 balance immediately after paying off. I've had it where Chase reports 0 immediately after paying it off, and sometimes it continues with the balance. Best to not use either a charge card or any Chase cards.
@jcooks wrote:It will not work. Also, don't use Chase either as sometimes it reports the 0 balance immediately after paying off. I've had it where Chase reports 0 immediately after paying it off, and sometimes it continues with the balance. Best to not use either a charge card or any Chase cards.
Chase will only report after your statement cuts if the balance on the account hits zero at a point during their overnight processing, it can happen even with outstanding authorizations waiting to post.
@gdale6 wrote:
@jcooks wrote:It will not work. Also, don't use Chase either as sometimes it reports the 0 balance immediately after paying off. I've had it where Chase reports 0 immediately after paying it off, and sometimes it continues with the balance. Best to not use either a charge card or any Chase cards.
Chase will only report after your statement cuts if the balance on the account hits zero at a point during their overnight processing, it can happen even with outstanding authorizations waiting to post.
Ah, I always tend to pay the morning of statement cut. That makes sense.
@jcooks wrote:It will not work. Also, don't use Chase either as sometimes it reports the 0 balance immediately after paying off. I've had it where Chase reports 0 immediately after paying it off, and sometimes it continues with the balance. Best to not use either a charge card or any Chase cards.
ive had capitalone report a 0 balance on my venture card in mid cycle after PIF. its only happend once. i now use it for my AZEO. its never PIF anymore, always around $100 reporting.