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How do you buy tradelines with 360 Tradelines?
Tell Us What You’re Looking For
Review the inventory of available lines and submit your application.
We’ll Match You With an Authorized User
You’ll be added to the credit line and your credit report will be updated. Buy as many lines as you want.
Boost Your Credit
Strengthen your credit report using your rented credit history. Capitalize on your enhanced credit for 30, 60 or 90 days.
Business Tradeline Product Overview
- Business tradelines post within 45-60 days of the submission date.
- Business tradelines stay on the file permanently.
- Business tradelines post with up to 2 years history depending on age of company.
- Business tradelines post to Equifax, Experian, D&B, and Lexis Nexis via the Small Business Financial Exchange (SBFE).
- Final order cutoff date for tradeline submissions is the 20th.
- Tradelines are uploaded to bureaus once per month on the 20th.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 360 Tradelines do?
We connect people like you who are looking to increase their credit score by purchasing authorized user tradelines with people who want to sell their unused credit card spots.
What is an Authorized User?
An authorized user is a person who is listed on a credit account that they do not own. Being an authorized user on a credit account can help a person boost their credit score or increase their available credit. With 360 Tradelines, people who want to establish or increase their credit for various purposes like signing a lease or purchasing a car can become an authorized user on another person’s credit account. Authorized users do not have the ability to access or spend on the credit account.
What is a Tradeline?
A credit report tradeline is simply an industry term to describe a credit account. If you have credit accounts, you therefore have tradelines. Tradelines come in the form of credit cards, lines of credit, car loans, mortgages, and payday advances. Here at 360 tradelines, we focus solely on credit card tradelines.
Who Are The Credit Card Holders?
Credit card holders who use 360 Tradelines are everyday people with a good credit history who want to help people looking to increase their credit scores for a limited period of time. They do this by selling their tradelines.
What happens if I don’t see the credit history for the line(s) I ordered on my credit report after 2 weeks?
You will need to report the line that did not post to our Customer Support department. We will review your credit report to verify that the line did not post. If you have followed all the instructions and the line is not there, you will receive a comparable tradeline or a refund.
We cannot predict how much your score can increase as many factors contribute to your credit score. However, one of the important factors is good credit history. The age of the line, limit and number of lines you buy help determine the boost you can get.
What is a Special Address?
It is the address associated with the credit line. Some lines require that you add that line to your credit report by updating that address in the personal settings of your credit monitoring service 4-10 days after the statement date. This can only be done using one of these credit monitoring services: Identity IQ, CreditCheckTotal, FreeCreditReport.com or Experian.
When will I see the credit history for the tradelines I have ordered appear on my credit file?
The lines should report to your credit file within 7-14 days after the statement date.
What does the statement date mean?
The statement date is the date the credit card company reports to the credit history to the bureaus.
Do I Get a Card? Where Is My Card?
No, the authorized user is never given access to a credit card nor can they spend on it. Cards are sent directly to the original cardholder’s primary billing address. Authorized users will not be able to call the credit card company to access the account as they will not have the necessary security information.
Is This Legal?
Adding an authorized user is backed by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and explained in most paperwork that comes with your credit card. The process itself is an option available to all credit card holders and has often been used for children, relatives, and friends. This said, we are not lawyers so we suggest consulting an attorney for further questions.