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@Jannelo wrote:Mine hasn't reported either. The statement close date is the 14th. Here it is the 23rd and nothing on Experian. To my recall, that has never happened before with Capital One. It has always been within just a few days that it reports as far as my credit cards.
my experian hasnt updated either and mine closes on the 10th, however equifax and Transunion have updated and did pretty quickly, last month it was the other way around as experian was within a day or two and eq and tu were a week behind .
@aesl1982 wrote:
@Jannelo wrote:Mine hasn't reported either. The statement close date is the 14th. Here it is the 23rd and nothing on Experian. To my recall, that has never happened before with Capital One. It has always been within just a few days that it reports as far as my credit cards.
my experian hasnt updated either and mine closes on the 10th, however equifax and Transunion have updated and did pretty quickly, last month it was the other way around as experian was within a day or two and eq and tu were a week behind .
Oh, so maybe it's an Experian thing, not Capital One reporting late this month. Although, my Discover updated on Experian quickly just a few days ago.
@FireMedic1 wrote:@Anonymous @CashBackQueen if you only have the 2 cards. paying all your accounts off will take points away. Need at least one to report $10. Cap1 will update 2-3 days after statement date. Not when you pay it to 0. Chase does that.
I have the cards in my signature and only one of the six has a balance. My statements have already cut with Capital One, ten days ago, and still nothing.