Does shell fleet card report to credit bureaus

@Anonymous wrote:

SportsMom77, did you happen to get your ExxonMobil card in the past 3 months? I've read that Citi-backed business cards don't allow multiple applications in a 90-day period, but I get the impression you may have been able to do ExxonMobil + Shell in a shorter timeframe. ?

I checked my email and I applied for the ExxonMobil card on June 6, 2017 and I applied for the Shell card on July 27th. So I applied and was approved for both cards in about a 6-week time frame.

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