Two major updates about the company I recommend.
First, regarding the slow response times discussed earlier in the thread, and them temporarily not accepting new signups: They've been working on a new back end system to more quickly and accurately verify all of the information of the people purchasing the tradelines (the AUs), which is a lot of their workload.
Them improving this has a double benefit for us who sell the tradelines of getting quicker response times when we have a question, as well as extra protection for us selling the tradelines from people using fraudulent information, which can lead to shut downs. Less shut downs, and quicker responses are both good news!
This may take a bit to roll out as they have the new system in place, but we should see the benefits soon. They are back to accepting signups now.
Second, they've trimmed down the cards they accept. They are now using the following credit cards:
Barclay
Citi
Discover
PNC
USAA
US Bank
Other cards tend to either have lower posting ratios (e.g. you will add the user, it won't post correctly, and you don't get paid--see, for example, the comments on B of A earlier in the thread, and my June payment info), higher rates of shut downs (see, for example, the Chase information posted in this thread), and require a lot of additional work on the back end to try to get them to post.
The cards from the above 6 providers tend to reliably post (so you get paid!), not get shut down (so you can continue selling tradelines!), both good things.
So good news, if you have one of those cards. Bad news, of course, if you don't have one of them.
If you previously enrolled cards from other providers, they will continue to support them, they are just not enrolling any new cards from any providers except the above 6 (Barclay, Citi, Discover, PNC, USAA, US Bank).
As before, the cards opened with that provider must be at least two years old, with at least a $10,000 credit limit. If you have cards that qualify and are interested in which company I use, send me a PM. :)