Bill Me Later "special credit offer"

[MVZLKJagger]

I have looked through a lot of topics, and cannot seem to find out whether Bill Me Later is a soft pull or not. I received an e-mail saying that I have been given a special offer of credit, and has given me a button to apply. I do not want a hard pull, does anyone have experience with this?

[jkk4life]

I am fairly certain that when I applied there was no hard pull, but I can't be 100% certain. I do know for sure that the tradeline does not appear on any credit bureaus.

[studiogeek]

I have looked through a lot of topics, and cannot seem to find out whether Bill Me Later is a soft pull or not. I received an e-mail saying that I have been given a special offer of credit, and has given me a button to apply. I do not want a hard pull, does anyone have experience with this?

The first pull is hard. Subsequent pulls are soft.

[nbipbm]

The first pull is hard. Subsequent pulls are soft.

 

 

Unless you're like me, and get even use the account. Every time I type in the information it is submitted as a new application and then declined because Equifax is frozen. It's gotten old and I don't understand why it happens or why they can't just have it as a regular payment option on PayPal.

[studiogeek]

 

The first pull is hard. Subsequent pulls are soft.

 

 

Unless you're like me, and get even use the account. Every time I type in the information it is submitted as a new application and then declined because Equifax is frozen. It's gotten old and I don't understand why it happens or why they can't just have it as a regular payment option on PayPal.

 

I'm not sure I totally understand your post. I do use the account. It started at $400 and every time I go over that number, it approves me and auto raises my limit. In 6 months it's grown to $2,700. It is set up as my preferred payment method on Paypal and works as such consistently.