Do you sign the back of your AMEX Revolving Credit Card?

[machine]

I just got my Amex Blue Sky in the mail, $9000 credit limit (my highest limit ever!)

It's the clear design and I think it looks really nice. Anyways, I was wondering.... are we suppose to sign the back of the card with our signature? This is my first AMEX credit card and the back, there is a little white strip, but it's VERY narrow. It is a lot thinner than the strips on the MC or VISA credit cards. Are we suppose to sign our signatures here for the AMEX?

[DI]

If you have one of the clear cards there isn't a place on the back to sign.  Calling and activating the card is your signature. 

[machine]

Thank you! Just wanted to make sure

[Anarchy]

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@machine wrote:

I just got my Amex Blue Sky in the mail, $9000 credit limit (my highest limit ever!)

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I envy you really, that's awesome!

How much total available credit do you have if you don't mind me asking?

[stan_the_man]

I signed mine, but the Blue signature box wears off rather quickly and easily. You can't read the signature on my 9-month-old card now.

[machine]

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@Splurge wrote:

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@machine wrote:

I just got my Amex Blue Sky in the mail, $9000 credit limit (my highest limit ever!)

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I envy you really, that's awesome!

How much total available credit do you have if you don't mind me asking?

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Thanks! My total revolving credit limit from the 5 credit cards I currently have is $20,000.

BoA AmeriCard - 4.25% APR

Capital One Sony Card - 5pts for Sony items, 3pts for Movies & Restaurants

Discover More - 5% on categories

Citi Forward - 5pts for Movies / Books / Restaurants

AMEX Blue Sky - My everyday card for every other purchase that doesn't fit into a category

If I remmeber correctly, I got my first BoA Student Platinum Visa when I was about 17 years old, then I got a BoA Associates Credit Card(now the BoA AmeriCard) when I was 18 & working for BoA.

I'm now 22 years old and about to graduate. I closed out my Boa Student Platinum Visa because I recieved a letter in the mail stating that I'll be charged an annual fee starting in April. I was hesitant to do so because it was my longest / oldest standing credit card, but I saw no reason to pay the fee. I've basically been gardening with 2 credit cards for the past 5 years, and did not get the other 4 cards I mentioned above until very recently in 2011.

Hope this helps!

[scottwagnon]

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@DI wrote:

If you have one of the clear cards there isn't a place on the back to sign.  Calling and activating the card is your signature. 

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+1 this card is physically designed to not have this. it is the intention of american express with this card i believe to not sign as the intended design of the card. if you need to verify, simply pull out your id and that is enough.