05-04-2011 07:48 PM
Does anyone have this card?
I read that you have to spend $2K a calander year to qualify for a Dillard's Elite AX CC.
Does anyone here have a Dillard's Elite AX CC?
If so, what is your CL and APR?
I am curious to know if the $2K apply to Dillards store only or $2K total through the card in general?
Thanks in advance !!
05-04-2011 08:30 PM
What's the appeal of this card?
05-05-2011 07:26 AM
tntexans72 wrote:Does anyone have this card?
I read that you have to spend $2K a calander year to qualify for a Dillard's Elite AX CC.
Does anyone here have a Dillard's Elite AX CC?
If so, what is your CL and APR?
I am curious to know if the $2K apply to Dillards store only or $2K total through the card in general?
Thanks in advance !!
I don't have the Elite (yet), but I understand that it's $2K through the card in general. ![]()

05-05-2011 07:31 AM
editcredit wrote:What's the appeal of this card?
Store discounts if you shop at Dillard's a lot. Plus, a less temperamental variety of Amex, LOL!!! ![]()

05-05-2011 01:30 PM
It's 2k through STORE purchases to get upgraded.
I have a $2500 CL and a 20.24% I believe
and I have had Elite since month one of having the card and my CL has only grown 2 from 2k starting.
Not happy with GE
05-05-2011 01:41 PM
Creditaddict wrote:It's 2k through STORE purchases to get upgraded.
I have a $2500 CL and a 20.24% I believe
and I have had Elite since month one of having the card and my CL has only grown 2 from 2k starting.
Not happy with GE
Their website says "Annual Card Purchases," not "Annual Store Purchases"...
http://www.dillards.com/html/ebpp/new_cserv_splash
And according to their FAQ:
Q. How do I reach Elite Member status? What are the benefits of being an Elite Cardmember?
A. Shop your way to Elite status by spending $2,000 (net purchases) in a calendar year on your Dillard's Credit Card or Dillard's American Express Card. To maintain Elite status, you must spend $2,000 in net purchases each calendar year.
http://www.dillards.com/faq/FaqStartServlet#9
This leads me to believe that it's total spending on the card. ???

05-05-2011 01:45 PM
tinuviel wrote:
Creditaddict wrote:It's 2k through STORE purchases to get upgraded.
I have a $2500 CL and a 20.24% I believe
and I have had Elite since month one of having the card and my CL has only grown 2 from 2k starting.
Not happy with GE
Their website says "Annual Card Purchases," not "Annual Store Purchases"...
http://www.dillards.com/html/ebpp/new_cserv_splash
.shtml?splashlink=GE_LearnMore_110310
And according to their FAQ:
Q. How do I reach Elite Member status? What are the benefits of being an Elite Cardmember?
A. Shop your way to Elite status by spending $2,000 (net purchases) in a calendar year on your Dillard's Credit Card or Dillard's American Express Card. To maintain Elite status, you must spend $2,000 in net purchases each calendar year.
http://www.dillards.com/faq/FaqStartServlet#9
This leads me to believe that it's total spending on the card. ???
Sounds like I stand corrected, I guess I just assumed because I never used the card outside the store.
05-05-2011 01:45 PM
Creditaddict wrote:It's 2k through STORE purchases to get upgraded.
I have a $2500 CL and a 20.24% I believe
and I have had Elite since month one of having the card and my CL has only grown 2 from 2k starting.
Not happy with GE
My wife and daughter loves shopping here for you and they do spend more than $2k annually at Dillards in general. I think this card will suit them just find as we do have other cards. I don't expect to have a $5k or $10k CL from this card. I'll be happy with $2k-$4k and so will the wife and kids.
Thanks for the infor....just what I thought. Store purchases only.
05-05-2011 01:50 PM
"annual card purchases" not "annual store purchases"
I just sent an email to customer service to confirmed. This is bothering me.
05-05-2011 01:52 PM
I just got off the phone with customer service, because I wanted to be certain. I was told that it's $2K annual spending based on ALL purchases put through the card -- Dillard's and non-Dillard's alike. ![]()


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