07-18-2010 10:50 AM
I had previously applied for the Amex clear card in April and was denied. over the past two months several inquires fell off and 2 paid collections fell off. I tried again today just because I was bored and when I was denied the last time they never pulled any of my credit reports. So I said what the hay. To my shock I was instantly approved with a credit limit of $12,800. I have the blue card with them a $2000 limit and I had the gold card which I closed a few months ago so I would not have to pay a fee. I checked my ex and tu reports and there is an inquiry on ex.
07-18-2010 10:52 AM
Congratz.
That is a nice credit limit. How long have you had your blue card? Also, what was the reason for denial the first time?
07-18-2010 10:56 AM
newbeeneedadvise wrote:I had previously applied for the Amex clear card in April and was denied. over the past two months several inquires fell off and 2 paid collections fell off. I tried again today just because I was bored and when I was denied the last time they never pulled any of my credit reports. So I said what the hay. To my shock I was instantly approved with a credit limit of $12,800. I have the blue card with them a $2000 limit and I had the gold card which I closed a few months ago so I would not have to pay a fee. I checked my ex and tu reports and there is an inquiry on ex.
Congrats...It sounds like you made out OK then........ 12k VERY NICE![]()
07-18-2010 11:10 AM
I got the blue in October. The reason I was denied the first time, they said my amex score was to low because the length of time I had credit with them, to many inquires, and past collections with other creditors even though they were paid collections. That's why they didn't do a hard pull because they do there on scoring first.
07-19-2010 05:22 PM
Congrats! The Clear is such a cool looking card lol.
07-19-2010 05:42 PM
Congrats. I use this card and it's pretty good.

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