Kr33ker wrote:
pizzadude wrote:
Kr33ker wrote:Just got my card, actually cards, today. I didn't ask for it, but it seems I was sent two replacement cards with the member since date of 2008.
When I went to the mailbox I saw the two envelopes that looked like they had cards in them, and thought oh maybe they decided to play a trick on me and approve me for the BCE... but no, it was just two zync cards
I'm probably going to put close to 2000 on the zync this month, obviously paying the balance before I hit the $500 limit. Will this freak AMEX out?
I would say probabaly not ~ as long as you pay them early and often they should be happyI pay my Zync at least 2 or 3 times per week, never had any issues.
Ok cool. Do you think how much money you put on the card has any affect on their decision to switch the card to NPSL? Or is it just about being responsible?
IMO, it's about being responsible, and showing your ability to pay.
pizzadude wrote:
Kr33ker wrote:
I would say probabaly not ~ as long as you pay them early and often they should be happyOk cool. Do you think how much money you put on the card has any affect on their decision to switch the card to NPSL? Or is it just about being responsible?
That one's a mystery to me ~ not many people have reported getting the Hard Limit removed. I'm at 7+ months with my Zync and it's still at $200.....
I think you should call AMEX and explain to them that you are a Community Leader here and Senior Contributor. They need to give you props!
Plus you could always promise them free pizza
Starting Score: 600ish in 2007
psychoinhell wrote:That one's a mystery to me ~ not many people have reported getting the Hard Limit removed. I'm at 7+ months with my Zync and it's still at $200.....
I think you should call AMEX and explain to them that you are a Community Leader here and Senior Contributor. They need to give you props!
Plus you could always promise them free pizza
I'm sayin ~ well so far AMEX has been receptive to heavy use of my ZYNC, at least they haven't commented on it 
I'll probably just app for a different charge card in a few months if they don't lift the limit.
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