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I'd imagine any card from Chase, Citi, Discover, or B of A would be harder to get than the Zync, especially with the 200/500 offers.
@pizzadude wrote:
@TeeandDee wrote:Did you finally get one pizzadude? Hope you don't mind my asking.. It gives us hope to hear the success stories of others!
Yeah I was approved for the Zync card last year, they counter~offered me either the $200 or $500( autopay ) hard limit cards. I went with the $200 hard limit due to some of the delays that people have reported with getting autopay set up. I use the card as much as possible, and end up paying at least 3 or 4 times a month to keep it under the limit.
Hey PD, how long have you had your Zync with the $200 hard limit? Curious as to if they have any general practice of converting to NPSL with regards to length of history (I'm guessing six months or a year if it exists). Hail Mary application in December and I'll almost certainly get countered ifI get an approval at all.
Be happy, American Express treats people like crap anyways!
I have 7 Amex cards!
I have just cut up 3 of them and plan on cutting up the rest soon!
They will screw you if given the chance trust me!
Hey all! Do you think my chances would be good to be approved for a AMEX revolver account in a six months or a year? Or would they probably deny and and start me off with a charge card? I would really prefer a revolver though. Just wondering. The two cards I'm after when I finish sitting on the sideline's gardening is an AMEX and gonna try for Citi again. My FICO scores are rising each week. I've been nervous about them tanking due to my new accounts reporting, but I think what might be helping me is that I've been keeping my utilitity way low as they report so that may be helping.
@TeeandDee wrote:Hey all! Do you think my chances would be good to be approved for a AMEX revolver account in a six months or a year? Or would they probably deny and and start me off with a charge card? I would really prefer a revolver though. Just wondering. The two cards I'm after when I finish sitting on the sideline's gardening is an AMEX and gonna try for Citi again. My FICO scores are rising each week. I've been nervous about them tanking due to my new accounts reporting, but I think what might be helping me is that I've been keeping my utilitity way low as they report so that may be helping.
You'd probably get approved right now if you dont have many new accounts\inq's and 3+ year AAoA
Sorry wrong quote.