Fastest posting to a CR I’ve EVER seen

[Anonymous]

Holy crap, so I just got approved for the BarclayCard AAdvantage Avaitor Red card on FRIDAY (12 April). TODAY, got an alert of a new account on my EX report via myFICO.  The card is already showing - with the $15 balance from the expedited shipping fee.

That is the FASTEST i’ve *EVER* seen a card show up.  Hell, there are cards 60 days old with lots of activity that still haven’t shown up anywhere....

[gdale6]

Barclays and Synchrony are pretty much guaranteed next day on file.

[Anonymous]

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@gdale6 wrote:
Barclays and Synchrony are pretty much guaranteed next day on file.

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Thanks!  First Barclaycard and I don’t have a personal Synchrony TL yet... Biz has Amazon net 60 through them, but nothing on the personal side.  Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Sir Barclay wastes no time at all.  When I got my Uber, the reporting was the same which took about 3 days.

[pinkandgrey]

That’s awesome IMO. Maybe some people like to have that extra “freebie” time lol but I’m all over that efficiency

[AverageJoesCredit]

Cmon, lets default , see how fast they report to bureau. We need data points ☕

[tcbofade]

As already mentioned, Synch reports quickly too.

Apply for a Walmart card in store, and it will be on your credit reports by the time you get home.

...ask me how I know... 

[Anonymous]

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@tcbofade wrote:

As already mentioned, Synch reports quickly too.

Apply for a Walmart card in store, and it will be on your credit reports by the time you get home.

...ask me how I know... 

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Almost did that the other day, but opted to burn the HP elsewhere... with much greater reward. Now in the garden so maybe in six months... 

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

The card is already showing - with the $15 balance from the expedited shipping fee.

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While off topic to the point of the thread, I find it a bit petty for the CCC to pass the expedited shipping fee on to the new customer.  My experience has always been the CCC absorbing the cost of expedited shipping.  That's been my experience with Chase and Citi anyway, not sure how other lenders handle it.