First off, a “tradeline” is anything that shows on your credit reports. Any account that reports the bureau is a tradeline. That could mean mortgage, auto loan, student loan, credit cards (or any loan at all). "Piggybacking" tradelines is a practice involving seasoned tradelines, which uses a creditworthy borrower's accounts to improve the credit rating of an unrelated third party. An "authorized user" is someone who is added to a  creditworthy borrower's tradeline without any additional application or credit check. 

Tradelines come in two varieties: primary tradelines and authorized user tradelines also known as secondary tradelines. Primary tradelines are lines of credit in a credit history. If a credit card user has primary tradelines in good standing, it can have a significant impact on the user’s credit score, enabling the user to borrow more from credit card issuers. The second kind of tradeline is the “authorized user” tradeline, where a credit card holder adds another individual to a credit card account. This raises the credit score of the authorized user, who inherits some of the primary user’s credit history. tradelines will strengthen your debt-to-credit ratio, age of credit history, payment history, and overall credit score.

Tradelines are the most powerful credit enhancement tools

Credit Point Booster® tradeline services offer our clients a proven credit enhancement technique that effectively gives them better purchasing power. This credit score enhancing technique — if you decide to buy tradelines — can help you quickly increase your FICO Score. 

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