You can get duplicate statements of EVERY transaction going back to when the account was first opened, However - you may be charged by the card company for the duplicates.
Eighteen months of data are available for the cardholder account statement viewing.
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I select a cycle date from the Select Billing Cycle drop-down list
To specify which cycle to view on a cardholder statement, you typically need to log into your account and navigate to the statements or transaction history section. There, you can select a specific billing cycle or date range from a dropdown menu or calendar options. Some systems may also allow you to filter by cycle directly on the statement page. Make sure to apply the changes to view the desired cycle.
Eighteen months of data are available for the cardholder account statement viewing.
Eighteen months of data are available for the cardholder account statement viewing.
Eighteen months of data are available for the cardholder account statement viewing.
Eighteen months of data are available for the cardholder account statement viewing.
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When viewing a cardholder statement how do you specify which cycle to view
You should be able to get EVERY transaction - going back to when you first got the card ! It's standard practice for financial institutions to retain records of account activities - to counteract fraud ! The company may charge you for retrieving past data - but - they WILL be able to get it for you.
I select a cycle date from the Select Billing Cycle drop-down list
To specify which cycle to view on a cardholder statement, you typically need to log into your account and navigate to the statements or transaction history section. There, you can select a specific billing cycle or date range from a dropdown menu or calendar options. Some systems may also allow you to filter by cycle directly on the statement page. Make sure to apply the changes to view the desired cycle.