Starting Score: EQ 717 EX 724 TU 736
It's fun when a new card arrives! Congrats, use it responsibly, and enjoy. 
Starting Scores for 2013: EQ 723, TU 735, EX Credit Sesame 751
Current Scores: EQ 733, TU 724 (05/01/2013), EX Credit Sesame 725 (05/08/2013)
Goal Score: 740+ FICO scores
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Cards: Cap1 Venture 6.4k, Cap1 NHCR MC 750, BankAmericard 1-2-3 Visa Signature - UCF Alumni Association 5k, Discover 4k, Citi Diamond Preferred MC 7.55k, Wells Fargo Rewards Visa 7k, Chase Freedom 5k, Chase Ink 7.5k, Amex Green NPSL, Dillard's Amex 7.5k, JC Penney 4.2k, Kay Jeweler's 5.1k
ssmith891 wrote:Congrats! Enjoy the metal card! Just a warning it tends to scratch...I wish mine could go away
I've read posts here that Chase will send new card if it really bothers you, but it will only scratch again. Mine has a few scratches, but I'm not concerned. I find some of the reactions and comments pretty cool though. 
adavis425 wrote:
ssmith891 wrote:Congrats! Enjoy the metal card! Just a warning it tends to scratch...I wish mine could go away
I've read posts here that Chase will send new card if it really bothers you, but it will only scratch again. Mine has a few scratches, but I'm not concerned. I find some of the reactions and comments pretty cool though.
That's true. I actually have 4 of these laying around. I had originally request 2, 1 for my wallet and 1 for my office. I got my first one and it actually had a deep gauge on it. I called and requested another one. They ended up sending me two. And then another one showed up in my mail. lol.
I actually am only using the 1st one they sent me for now as I haven't had a chance to call and activate another one. But I am going to frame one as it is my first "ultra prime" card after all the hard work.
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