04-02-2012 03:27 PM
BlueHusky wrote:$12,500 credit limit.
Pretty good for my first amex.
BIG CONGRATS!!!!
04-02-2012 03:33 PM
BlueHusky wrote:I never carry a balance on my cards, but I just wondered if 19% meant they evaluated my credit lower?
I got the 18.24% instead of 15.24% on Blue even with a 752 FICO and almost 2 years of history with a charge card. Since this is your first Amex, that's really not too bad. Congrats on the good credit limit too.
04-02-2012 05:18 PM
BlueHusky wrote:$12,500 credit limit.
Pretty good for my first amex.
That's freaking awesome! Congrats!
04-02-2012 05:38 PM
Congrats on the approval also nice CL. ![]()
04-02-2012 06:33 PM
Yep! My new main credit card.
12 months 0 interest is nice too. Maybe I'll buy an iPad now ![]()
04-02-2012 07:13 PM
BlueHusky wrote:$12,500 credit limit.
Pretty good for my first amex.
Pretty good in general!! Congrats!
jamesdwi wrote:than I would apply for Blue, but you can have only one Blue style card you will have to close and re-apply to get the BCE in the future.
This is not true. I have the Blue, BCP and the Clear. A rep told me I could apply for an additional BCP as well (weird, not sure if she was right).
Starting Score: 64804-02-2012 07:21 PM
clocktick wrote:
BlueHusky wrote:$12,500 credit limit.
Pretty good for my first amex.
Pretty good in general!! Congrats!
jamesdwi wrote:than I would apply for Blue, but you can have only one Blue style card you will have to close and re-apply to get the BCE in the future.
This is not true. I have the Blue, BCP and the Clear. A rep told me I could apply for an additional BCP as well (weird, not sure if she was right).
i applied for the BCE, it was canceled said I was allready approved, call the CSR said because I had the blue that caused my app to be canceled.
perhaps BCP isn't included, I may give BCP a try in a few months.... too many INQ right now.
04-03-2012 07:46 AM
BlueHusky wrote:$12,500 credit limit.
Pretty good for my first amex.
Pretty good? How about great! Congratulations!

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