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klrmac
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Amex PreQualify?

Does this mean my business has been prequalified? I do not see any APR or anything however.

 

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klrmac
Regular Contributor

Re: Amex PreQualify?

After talking to the rep in chat, she stated no APR since it's paid in full every month.

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Anonymous
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Re: Amex PreQualify?

@Kirmac,

 

This is a charge card and a balance cannot be carried on the card.  You are required to pay in full any amount that is owed at the end of the month.

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CreditUnionFan
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Re: Amex PreQualify?

The Amex prequalifications are usually spot-on, meaning you could click the link and likely be approved.

 

There is an offer for higher points, but it also requires a higher spend. One reiew I read made it sound like the extra spend didn't justify the MR points.

 

Depending on the offer, your annual fee is only waived for the first year.

I was going to garden... Honest!
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klrmac
Regular Contributor

Re: Amex PreQualify?

I'm undecided if I want to app for it. It would still be PG and a HP on my personal reports. However, this would be my first and only card (charge or not) on my business account in 4 years since I started my LLC.
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Anonymous
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Re: Amex PreQualify?


@klrmac wrote:
I'm undecided if I want to app for it. It would still be PG and a HP on my personal reports. However, this would be my first and only card (charge or not) on my business account in 4 years since I started my LLC.

@klrmac,

 

If you are not sure, don't apply yet.  I got an offer for the same card thus 75,000 points with only 2k spend.  If you are not in any hurry for the card, wait it out.

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Anonymous
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I actually just closed this card. There is no psl,but after having it for two years. I checked to see what amount would be approved and I couldn't buy a big purchase cause in the last six months my spend was down on it and they average the last six months. So if I only spent six thousand in that total time then I would only be approved to spend a thousand on purchases. If I spent 30000 in that time frame then I could spend 5000. I found this out from the csr after it was denied at a store. Nice to look like an idiot at store when you know it has a zero bal every month. Needless to say it wasn't going to happen twice. I don't want to have to worry if the charges will be approved. Never once missed a due date. Not really worth the 175 annual fee either. There points are worth about a half cent. Two points just to get a penny. The only thing they have point for point is gift cards. Everything else take twice the points just to purchase something if that makes sense.

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