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aftermath wrote:
So I did a cash advance for $100 on my Amex and no more activity beyond that, as it was just a 1 day trip and friends paid for everything else.
Uniqua wrote:
Sorry you're going through this again, but your post and many others on here have convinced me that Amex is simply not worth it. I would be highly upset if they asked me for tax forms, etc. That's going way too freakin far in my book!
@Anonymous wrote:
@aftermath wrote:So I did a cash advance for $100 on my Amex and no more activity beyond that, as it was just a 1 day trip and friends paid for everything else.Sorry to hear about your double-F/R, but that was a horrible idea, and I'm sure others are going to tell you the same thing. What's even worse is that you have been around here long enough to know better!
UpUpUp wrote:Are you going to comply? At this point, I would tell them to sit-n-spin. Whether they like it or not, taking out a 100 cash advance hardly indicates a huge risk. Amex thinks EVERYTHING is a risk, or atleast they claim it to be so they can justify their absurd F/R's. After what I have read on this forum, I will NEVER apply for an Amex card, I don't care if they give 50% back in rewards.
Message Edited by UpUpUp on 07-07-2008 04:14 PM