@jthedges wrote:IMO:
Easiest.... Citi Forward<Chase Freedom<Amex BCE ....Hardest
I would app in this order:
Amex BCE
Chase Freedom
Citi Forward
Good luck with your apps and be sure to let us know the outcome!
Starting Score: 770
@CreditMuppet wrote:
@jthedges wrote:IMO:
Easiest.... Citi Forward<Chase Freedom<Amex BCE ....Hardest
I would app in this order:
Amex BCE
Chase Freedom
Citi Forward
Good luck with your apps and be sure to let us know the outcome!
Why would they app in that order if the Citi seems to be more easier to get than Chase and Amex? 
@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditMuppet wrote:
@jthedges wrote:IMO:
Easiest.... Citi Forward<Chase Freedom<Amex BCE ....Hardest
I would app in this order:
Amex BCE
Chase Freedom
Citi Forward
Good luck with your apps and be sure to let us know the outcome!
Why would they app in that order if the Citi seems to be more easier to get than Chase and Amex?
Since we are talking about lenders who all can and do pull EX, it only makes sense to app for the most conservative lender/product first which is Amex. I wouldnt app for say Citi first so Amex and Chase can use your recent inquiry against you. Make sense?
@Anonymous wrote:
@pastnow123 wrote:Hey, credit masters. I'm looking forwarding to applying those three cards.
Can anyone help to rank the difficulty level of those 3 cards? And what're the score requirement for those 3 cards, respectively?
If you know your EQ and TU score you can plug it in here http://www.financeglobe.com/ScoreMatch/ and get an idea of the credit cards you could be approved for. Keep in mind YMMV due to different factors suchs as negative stuff on you report, your UTI, AAoA etc
The only thing about financeglobe isthat it doesnt tell you which bureau was pulled. Some are obvious like AMEX pulls EX etc.
Not sure what chase pulls or Citi?
@CreditMuppet wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditMuppet wrote:
@jthedges wrote:IMO:
Easiest.... Citi Forward<Chase Freedom<Amex BCE ....Hardest
I would app in this order:
Amex BCE
Chase Freedom
Citi Forward
Good luck with your apps and be sure to let us know the outcome!
Why would they app in that order if the Citi seems to be more easier to get than Chase and Amex?
Since we are talking about lenders who all can and do pull EX, it only makes sense to app for the most conservative lender/product first which is Amex. I wouldnt app for say Citi first so Amex and Chase can use your recent inquiry against you. Make sense?
You make a good point! I always thought to apply for the easy cards and then work my way up 
@CreditMuppet wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditMuppet wrote:
@jthedges wrote:IMO:
Easiest.... Citi Forward<Chase Freedom<Amex BCE ....Hardest
I would app in this order:
Amex BCE
Chase Freedom
Citi Forward
Good luck with your apps and be sure to let us know the outcome!
Why would they app in that order if the Citi seems to be more easier to get than Chase and Amex?
Since we are talking about lenders who all can and do pull EX, it only makes sense to app for the most conservative lender/product first which is Amex. I wouldnt app for say Citi first so Amex and Chase can use your recent inquiry against you. Make sense?
Good point. Totally agree. The variable here is that sometimes it takes longer than expected to process a application. That may mess up the order. Has any one tried to fill out multiple applications and press the submit button at the same time? Theoretically all the application occur at the same time, the cc company won't get chance to see your most recent inquiry.