Is it legal to sell tradelines?

The practice of selling tradelines is legal; however, there have been many cases of abuse and illegal practices in the tradeline industry. At Tradeline Works, we are committed to operating ethically, acting on the highest professional standards, and complying with all relevant laws and regulations.

Are tradelines worth it?

We think it is! And over 100 sellers agree that selling tradelines is viable and the simplest way to earn passive income online. It usually takes less than 5 minutes to add someone as an authorized user to your account, and we’re certain it’s the easiest money you’ll ever earn.

How much money can you make selling tradelines?

The amount you can earn depends on your credit card age and credit limit. The older your credit card age and the higher your limit, the more money you’ll make since we pay you a percentage of the sales price. However, most sellers earn between $80 to $370 per authorized user.

I have some additional questions. How do I reach customer service?

Feel free to reach us via Facebook Messenger, phone, or email. Please read our <a class="rank-math-link" href="https://dev.tradelineworks.com/sell-tradelines/">sell tradelines</a> page for some additional information that most sellers find helpful.

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Bank of America Tradeline

★★★★★ 5 out of 5

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$910 per month
***3 months minimum commitment required

High Limit Long History

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Our Raving Reviews

“This was the best thing I could have ever done for my family, we were about to purchase a home within a month of purchasing a trade line. My father had no credit and after purchasing a trade line his credit jumped to a 701. And we were approved instantly. I am looking forward to purchasing another tradeline in the future for my upcoming business. I recommend this for anyone trying to establish credit and to get the extra push you may need to get your goals accomplished.”

Anthony Pickett

“Increase of 39 pts Great tradeline and website. This trade line has really helped increase my credit score and from November til now I have just been approved to purchase my home. It’s a new build and will close in March. I recommend this trade line and if not this one, then this website. Porsha walked me through my entire credit profile and the steps needed to increase my score and the particular trade line that matches my profile”

Debo Brown

“It Works!!!!!! You won’t regret it!!!! Porsha was awesome!! She waked me through the whole process and was available to answer any and all of my questions, she took the time to review my situation and what card would be best for me. She is very knowledgeable about the credit process, and improving your scores. I followed all her advice and was approved for my brand new car a 2021 Mercedes!!! Thank you Porsha and the Tradeline works team”

Nafeesah Mujahid

Summary

Opened	2004
Limit	$25,000
Availability	1
Payment Status	100% on-time
Utilization	Less than 20%
Expected Reporting Timeline	Mar 4th - Mar 14th
Average Reviewer Increase	46 points (individual results may vary)

Overview

This Bank of America tradeline has a strong payment history since 2004 and a $25,000 limit.

Why Buy this Tradeline?

If you lack a strong payment history or low utilization, this card can help enhance your credit profile.
Fast report cycle.

FAQs

How do tradelines work?

A tradeline is a credit account on your report. You can pay to have someone’s credit card history added to yours by buying a tradeline. It’s similar to having a post office box; you don’t live there, but you get the benefit of living in the zip code.

How long does it take for the tradeline to reflect on my credit?

It depends – the account can show up as soon as 10 days from now or 45 from today. We’ve made it easy for you to know when it will report. If you look at the table at the top of this page, the Expected Reporting Timeline is the date range you should expect the tradeline to be added to your credit report.

⚠️ 🛑 Do you accept tradelines on CPN, ITIN, or EIN profiles?

No. We do not! Tradeline Works accepts only SSNs issued by the U.S. Social Security Administration. Using a CPN on a credit application is a violation of federal law punishable by up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. (18 U.S.C. §§ 1001, 3571 (2020).) We have no tolerance for fraud and complete the highest level of identity verification. So, Credit Privacy Number (CPN), synthetic SSNs, or fake identity is strictly prohibited. We do not offer refunds for fake SSNs. All personal data goes through third-party identity verification, and if we find the information you provide is fraudulent, we will report you to the appropriate government authorities (Feds and the Social Security Administration).

What’s your money-back guarantee?

Our money-back guarantee is simple! If the tradeline you purchased did not report to at least 1 or more of the credit bureau companies by the end of the initial three-month period, you get your money back no questions asked.

Do I have to make payments monthly?

Most tradeline companies require you to pay 60 days or 90 days in advance. We know most people budget on a monthly basis so we structured our platform to serve more Americans. If you would prefer a one-time payment of the 3-months upfront, please contact us

When will the payment be due every month?

Your next payment is due 30 days from your original purchase date. You’ll get an email reminder 3 days before and we’ll automatically process the payment using your original payment method on the due date.

What happens when I stop paying for the tradeline?

While you’re on the tradeline, the account status will show as an open account. Once you stop making payments, the tradeline will show up as a closed account on your credit report.

What is CB tradeline?

CB tradeline is C-H-A-S-E Bank

Does the tradeline report to all 3 bureaus?

The tradelines we offer are from major credit card companies and credit unions. They typically report on all three bureaus. However, if your credit information is not consistent on all three, then it’s likely to only report to those bureaus that have the information you provide.