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Hey guys got a pre qual to come up today on the Amex site? Is this the one I want to see and if so what card should I app for? My Experian jumped to 688 this week.
Says we have found the following pre qualified offers for you.
Amex Everyday Credit Card
Blue Cash everyday card
Blue cash preferred.
I still have a fairly thin file with some old tax liens
Ford Credit 13 months old
6 month old QS1 $1300 limit
2 Month old Quicksilver was Plat with $500 limit
Overstock 4 months old $1650
JCrew 4 months old $1200
AU on Walmart card
9% UTI across the board with perfect payment history
6 INQs across the board.
Just dont want to get turned down and also dont want to miss a chance to get my foot in the door with AMEX?
Any input is greatly appreciatted and also what card to app for in the event I do.
Thanks in advance!
I put this in here as it seems this part of the forum gets questions on pre approvals also?
Is the preferred more difficult than the non annual fee version? I think if I do apply it would be for the $75 Annual fee version. More importantly of the 3 is anyone one of them easier to get? Thanks!
Nothing is completely guaranteed, but even so Amex pre quals are pretty solid. You've got a pretty good shot at approval, I'd go for it.
Thanks. The tax lien is 10 years old. I just am wondering if that is going to break me. Also of the 3 is there any variance in which might be easier to get. My way of thinking is if they have a annual fee that might be the one to try for and I like the benefits of that card. 6% back up to $6000 at the grocery store.
Apped for the BCP and got the "IN Progress" message? Will let everyone know how it plays out. Not to sure what to think at this point?
@Anonymous wrote:Is the preferred more difficult than the non annual fee version? I think if I do apply it would be for the $75 Annual fee version. More importantly of the 3 is anyone one of them easier to get? Thanks!
Same approval criteria
@Anonymous wrote:Thanks. The tax lien is 10 years old. I just am wondering if that is going to break me. Also of the 3 is there any variance in which might be easier to get. My way of thinking is if they have a annual fee that might be the one to try for and I like the benefits of that card. 6% back up to $6000 at the grocery store.
I dont think it will be a factor given the age of the lien. Amex will focus on payment pattern, utilization, number of new accounts and inquiries.
Well everyone I am thrilled to report that after making a phone call this morning due to the "In Progress" status I had I was told by the rep that I needed to answer a few quick questions and was approved with a $2000 starting limit! Best service I have had with a creditor also. They are also going to expedite the card to me. He also informed me that they start with a lower limit but I should be able to increase it pretty quickly? Anyway, just wanted to share and thank everyone here for the help!