Can unused credit card be reported to credit bureaus?
Date: Tue, 10/18/2005 - 20:50
Joe, Unused credit card accounts can be shown in your credit
Joe,
Unused credit card accounts can be shown in your credit report as open lines of credit. The account belongs to you and stays in your report until you close it.
Contact your creditor to cancel your unused credit cards and also ask them to report the account as ???closed by consumer'.
Hi Joe While you are applying for a loan, it is suggested not
Hi Joe
While you are applying for a loan, it is suggested not to close any unused account. At the same time, it is suggested not to open a new account also during that time. It is said because if you are having a short credit history or less number of accounts, the credit score gets lowered when a new account is opened as there is no proven track record of it.
Regards
Roxette
If you were preapproved for the card and it wasn't activated, th
If you were preapproved for the card and it wasn't activated, then I am not sure if it will be on your report. If you don't use it, then I really don't see why they would waste their time placing it on your CR.
I was just getting ready to ask that myself..Man aren't you good
I was just getting ready to ask that myself..Man aren't you good... :lol:
This is what happens when I don't have anything else to do...and
This is what happens when I don't have anything else to do...and don't want to do the housework...LOL