'Easiest' AMEX revolver to get

[lithium78]

Anybody know how hard it is to get a BoA Accelerated Rewards Amex?  I have a BoA Cash Rewards Visa right now, but I was thinking about going for their Amex too once my scores improve next year.

[bichonmom]

Thank you, Walt. That makes total sense.

[Anonymous]

Whether or not Blue is easy to get, I'm positive Clear is even easier.

[fused]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Whether or not Blue is easy to get, I'm positive Clear is even easier.

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Are you sure of that? That wasn't the case in the past.

[Anonymous]

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@fused wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Whether or not Blue is easy to get, I'm positive Clear is even easier.

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Are you sure of that? That wasn't the case in the past.

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No, I just assumed because BCE/BCP have a much better reward system than Clear.  I have a Clear and really want a BCE, but I don't want to apply until my util is below 10%. 

[tntexans72]

Never had an Amex til this year. I apped for the Amex SPG and was instantly approved and they also allowed me a small balance trasnferred too. So I am thinking the Amex SPG is probably the easiest to obtain imo and it's my 1st amex on 1st apped. Also received a CLI after 60 days too! I love Amex...haha.

[LS2982]

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@lithium78 wrote:

Anybody know how hard it is to get a BoA Accelerated Rewards Amex?  I have a BoA Cash Rewards Visa right now, but I was thinking about going for their Amex too once my scores improve next year.

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I'm pretty sure you need excellent credit for that particular card. At least 3+ yrs of CC history, 700 FICO.

[CS800]

It seems wise to wait until the charge cards reach their 6 months.

[trumpet-205]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Whether or not Blue is easy to get, I'm positive Clear is even easier.

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Clear is a no fee card (no late fee, no cash advance fee, no BT fee, etc), as such it is a much harder to get approved for one.

[Anonymous]

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@trumpet-205 wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

Whether or not Blue is easy to get, I'm positive Clear is even easier.

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Clear is a no fee card (no late fee, no cash advance fee, no BT fee, etc), as such it is a much harder to get approved for one.

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Ah that's true.  I didn't think about the no-fee part of Clear.  I wish I had waited and apped for BCE instead of Clear.  Oh well.