Last edit by: philemer
Sept., 2023, 75K miles after $5K spend. LINK: https://cards.barclaycardus.com/bank...ss-mastercard/
check business card application status: https://www.barclaycardus.com/apply/...NERID=BUSINESS
Benefits guide: https://static.barclaycardus.com/ser...BAR-7809-0.pdf
Reconsideration phone # 1-866-710-2688 or 866-408-4064
check business card application status: https://www.barclaycardus.com/apply/...NERID=BUSINESS
Benefits guide: https://static.barclaycardus.com/ser...BAR-7809-0.pdf
Reconsideration phone # 1-866-710-2688 or 866-408-4064
Barclays AAdvantage Aviator BUSINESS card (applications suspended October 2023)
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Barclays AAdvantage Aviator BUSINESS card (applications suspended October 2023)
Now live: https://home.barclaycardus.com/cards...astercard.html
-40K miles after first charge
-$95 AF
-Companion Cert
Would be nice to know if this card shows up on the CRA.
-40K miles after first charge
-$95 AF
-Companion Cert
Would be nice to know if this card shows up on the CRA.
Last edited by philemer; Nov 9, 2017 at 3:05 pm
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All I tell you today is that the account has not yet appeared in the Experian Android app.
Annual fee was billed simultaneously with account creation. I have made one purchase, it posted, and I have generated a payment to test that everything is configured correctly. (This will be used in our business.)
Annual fee was billed simultaneously with account creation. I have made one purchase, it posted, and I have generated a payment to test that everything is configured correctly. (This will be used in our business.)
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I am not familiar with their app and typical lag times between events and their appearing in the app. Can you provide any context around what you know to be typical delays between events and their appearance in that app? That is, since it has been N days since the event (you were approved for a card), and it typically takes M days until such an event is reflected in the app...it may just be a typical processing delay, or it may be it won't ever appear.
As an example, IIRC apps for Amex cards typically take at least a month (maybe up to 2-3 months) to appear on credit reports. If Barclays credit reporting is subject to some delay of more than a few days, then it could be that it just hasn't hit yet.
It would be great if you could check that credit report regularly and report back if it hits, or if it doesn't hit at all (for say, 90 days).
Thanks for sharing what you can.
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Thanks.
I am not familiar with their app and typical lag times between events and their appearing in the app. Can you provide any context around what you know to be typical delays between events and their appearance in that app? That is, since it has been N days since the event (you were approved for a card), and it typically takes M days until such an event is reflected in the app...it may just be a typical processing delay, or it may be it won't ever appear.
As an example, IIRC apps for Amex cards typically take at least a month (maybe up to 2-3 months) to appear on credit reports. If Barclays credit reporting is subject to some delay of more than a few days, then it could be that it just hasn't hit yet.
It would be great if you could check that credit report regularly and report back if it hits, or if it doesn't hit at all (for say, 90 days).
Thanks for sharing what you can.
I am not familiar with their app and typical lag times between events and their appearing in the app. Can you provide any context around what you know to be typical delays between events and their appearance in that app? That is, since it has been N days since the event (you were approved for a card), and it typically takes M days until such an event is reflected in the app...it may just be a typical processing delay, or it may be it won't ever appear.
As an example, IIRC apps for Amex cards typically take at least a month (maybe up to 2-3 months) to appear on credit reports. If Barclays credit reporting is subject to some delay of more than a few days, then it could be that it just hasn't hit yet.
It would be great if you could check that credit report regularly and report back if it hits, or if it doesn't hit at all (for say, 90 days).
Thanks for sharing what you can.
But this isn't Barclay's first business card, and you'd think that if they reported their business cards to EQ/EX/TU, someone would have noticed it and talked about it online by now. Take a look at this page from DoC's site:
https://www.doctorofcredit.com/which...-cards-report/
It has some clear reports that they don't report, and then one or two muddy reports (did these people see their full account on their credit report, or just an inquiry -- the way they phrased it, it's not clear to me, but at DoC's site it's not an interactive forum like FT where you can "drill" to get at fuller data) that they might have reported.
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Success
Thanks, Mia, for details of this card in the now closed thread on this subject. I applied for it yesterday and was approved after calling in to verify identity. Strange, I still have a personal version that was converted from that US Air Card, yet had to pay the credit report question answer game.
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Now live: https://home.barclaycardus.com/cards...astercard.html
-40K miles after first charge
-$95 AF
-Companion Cert
Would be nice to know if this card shows up on the CRA.
-40K miles after first charge
-$95 AF
-Companion Cert
Would be nice to know if this card shows up on the CRA.
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Impossible. The question is whether the actual open account shows up on credit reports, not whether a pull does. The report on reddit is only about a pull. (And it can only be about a pull at this early point.)
In case you're not aware, the reason for this question is because Chase determines whether you're at below 5/24 or not by looking for all bank cards on your credit report and counting the ones with an "opened on" date in the past 24 months. So what matters is whether the Aviator business cards show up there, not whether a pull for the card shows up elsewhere on the credit report.
In case you're not aware, the reason for this question is because Chase determines whether you're at below 5/24 or not by looking for all bank cards on your credit report and counting the ones with an "opened on" date in the past 24 months. So what matters is whether the Aviator business cards show up there, not whether a pull for the card shows up elsewhere on the credit report.
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Impossible. The question is whether the actual open account shows up on credit reports, not whether a pull does. The report on reddit is only about a pull. (And it can only be about a pull at this early point.)
In case you're not aware, the reason for this question is because Chase determines whether you're at below 5/24 or not by looking for all bank cards on your credit report and counting the ones with an "opened on" date in the past 24 months. So what matters is whether the Aviator business cards show up there, not whether a pull for the card shows up elsewhere on the credit report.
In case you're not aware, the reason for this question is because Chase determines whether you're at below 5/24 or not by looking for all bank cards on your credit report and counting the ones with an "opened on" date in the past 24 months. So what matters is whether the Aviator business cards show up there, not whether a pull for the card shows up elsewhere on the credit report.
Been churning for quite a few years. Sitting at 35/24 right now. I get the difference. Was pleasantly surprised when Barclay approved me for the jet blue card yesterday when I already had 9 new cards in the last 6 months
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As mentioned above, it's way too early to know! If it does post, we might not know for another month or so. To know that it doesn't post, we'd have to wait at least 2 months (because that's how long some new card accounts take to appear on credit reports in cases where they do appear on credit reports).
So if the answer really matters to you (because you're trying to get/stay below Chase's 5/24), you have to wait a couple months before applying.
So if the answer really matters to you (because you're trying to get/stay below Chase's 5/24), you have to wait a couple months before applying.