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How is Amex 'approved' overlimit reported?

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SouthJamaica
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How is Amex 'approved' overlimit reported?

I have an Amex Simply Cash Business card with a 3k credit limit but I'm "approved to spend" $7500.

 

If I were to avail myself of the "approved" overlimit spending, does it get reported to credit bureaus in a way that would look bad?


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RonM21
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Re: How is Amex 'approved' overlimit reported?

This is something I don't know much about but is interesting. How does that even work? I'm curious what the answer to your question is. Hopefully someone with experience on this chimes in.


Total CL: $321.7kUTL: 2%AAoA: 7.0yrsBaddies: 0Other: Lease, Loan, *No Mortgage, All Inq's from Jun '20 Car Shopping

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Imperfectfuture
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Re: How is Amex 'approved' overlimit reported?


@SouthJamaica wrote:

I have an Amex Simply Cash Business card with a 3k credit limit but I'm "approved to spend" $7500.

 

If I were to avail myself of the "approved" overlimit spending, does it get reported to credit bureaus in a way that would look bad?


Simplycash is not reported to the credit bureaus.  Since I have never ordered a full business report (much cheaper to get snapshot score, and D&B needs five trade lines for a paydex score), it will report as regular.  Business cards are not utilization sensitive.

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