@Rowdy_Randolf wrote:Aha! The plot thickens, @SouthJamaica
My balance increased today, too (but not at EX) to a balance amount I recognize from 2/3 days ago.
So odd: multiple mid-cycle balance updates for EQ and TU, and no/slow balance updates for EX at all. Must be a glitch on Chase's end, I suppose.
Well it's a tiny bit disconcerting for me because I do like to micromanage, and keep my personal spend cards at zero balance, but it's not a big deal because the balances on my 2 Chase rewards cards usually don't exceed 1 to 2% of the limits.
@Rowdy_Randolf wrote:As an update, today (the 17th) a mid-cycle update finally occurred on my EX acct. Not for the expected $0, but for $144.
This is getting weird.
Today on experian.com it's reporting the balance as of the day after the statement cut.
@Rowdy_Randolf wrote:Wait, just so I'm clear...it didn't report the statement balance, but the balance of a day later that was different? How odd.
Yes indeed. The statement balance was zero. Experian reported the balance as of the day after the statement, just as Equifax had done.
I wonder how many other people this is happening to? I would ask on Reddit, but they're doing some strange protest thing and I don't think it's possible to post anymore.
Update. It's getting stranger and stranger. Now they've reported the balance from 2 days after the statement cut. What are they doing? Reporting the balance each day???