American Express Help!

[Anonymous]

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@rred4 wrote:

I know that I just trying to see were he is coming from. Most people that have that type of money wouldn't need these the types of cards we discuss on this forum

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Actually blue cash is a GREAT card if you're a big spender. After the first 6500 you get 5% cash back on groceries/gas and 1.5% on everything else, that's pretty big.

[Kooliad]

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bluebobbo wrote:
GOod news! I got accepted! I decided to take a shot and apply. I put 1 million as my annual income though and my score of 691 seemed to do it for the Blue Cash. So I guess they base highly on income and credit score! I'm so excited!

Message Edited by bluebobbo on 01-19-2008 07:39 PM

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bluebobbo do you know what a FR is if not you will find out when you go to activate you new card

What CL did Amex give you? I hope that you make 1million a year if not just send the card back.GL 

[rred4]

O.K. fail2deliver I was trying to say in a nice way that this is kind of hard to believe without saying it

Message Edited by rred4 on 01-19-2008 08:28 PM

[Anonymous]

No- I am calling BS.

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rred4 wrote:

O.K. fail2deliver I was trying to say in a nice way that this is kind of hard to believe without saying it

Message Edited by rred4 on 01-19-2008 08:28 PM

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[rred4]

what does that mean

[Red1Blue]

It is not that hard. Just use card for few months and ask them to upgrade to centurion card.

[Anonymous]

Saw this thread and couldn't help myself...

Bluebobbo, you put $1 million as your income.  Fair to say that this is NOT an accurate figure.  And, you haven't posted again on this thread.  Guess Amex has already started their FR and you are busy gathering your information.

[Anonymous]

Give him the benefit of doubt.  bluebobbo did say:

"my income is about 20+ times higher than the average consumer (per month), no exaggeration. "