09-13-2012 01:46 PM - edited 09-13-2012 01:56 PM
Back when I had better credit it was ALWAYS the American Express card. By far the most easily recognizable card on the market and always regarded as a symbol of wealth regardless of how misguided this stereotype is.
Trust me though, guys, you are better off pulling out your First Premier card on a first date. If that's the reason they don't want a second date then you would have had MUCH bigger problems than which credit card to use on a date.
09-13-2012 02:16 PM
Still married. Victoria's Secret.
09-13-2012 02:18 PM
Hopefully one with your name on it and an available balance.
Seriously, this is a question worth asking?
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09-13-2012 02:19 PM
Jlu wrote:Trust me though, guys, you are better off pulling out your First Premier card on a first date. If that's the reason they don't want a second date then you would have had MUCH bigger problems than which credit card to use on a date.
This is a gem of advice here.
I'd second this in a heartbeat.
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09-13-2012 02:21 PM
FrugalRican wrote:Hopefully one with your name on it and an available balance.
Seriously, this is a question worth asking?
C'mon....It's just fun! I'm surely getting some laughs from this thread. Thanks OP!
09-13-2012 02:32 PM
SpiceIslander wrote:
FrugalRican wrote:Hopefully one with your name on it and an available balance.
Seriously, this is a question worth asking?
C'mon....It's just fun! I'm surely getting some laughs from this thread. Thanks OP!
Thanks SpiceIslander!! And Spice is right, C'mon Frugal... don't get your credit cards in a twist... we like to have fun on these boards too!
09-13-2012 04:22 PM
Ha! What's a date? It's been so long that I have to pay someone to take me out - no need to use my cards. ![]()
09-13-2012 04:23 PM
09-13-2012 04:25 PM
Wolf3 wrote:Still married. Victoria's Secret.
Right on! ![]()
09-13-2012 04:37 PM

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