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AAstra
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Will Amex Let You Product Change

I've been considering the Amex Fidelity Card. I like the idea of the cash back going right to my Fidelity account that will grow. Will Amex allow a PC from my BCE? Given my other cards, is this a smart play? Any insight is appreciated.

 

Cheers!

FICO - TU: 815 | EQ: 793 | EX: 813

Sears MasterCard: $13k (1/2013)
Capital One Venture One Visa Signature: $10k (7/2015)
Amex BCE: $9.8k (3/2014)
Amex Corporate: NPSL
Chase Freedom Visa Signature: $9.5k (3/2014)
Discover it: $9.5k (3/2014)
Barclaycard Visa with Apple Rewards: $2.65k (6/2013)
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CH-7-Mission-Accomplished
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Re: Will Amex Let You Product Change

You can't PC to that one because it's not a real AMEX.  It is FIA/B of A.  Only stuff issued by Centurion Bank can be PC'd.

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Anonymous
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Re: Will Amex Let You Product Change

and even then when you want to PC a charge card to a revolver you cant . it can be revolver to another revolver or charge to another charge card

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AAstra
Regular Contributor

Re: Will Amex Let You Product Change

BCE is a revolver

FICO - TU: 815 | EQ: 793 | EX: 813

Sears MasterCard: $13k (1/2013)
Capital One Venture One Visa Signature: $10k (7/2015)
Amex BCE: $9.8k (3/2014)
Amex Corporate: NPSL
Chase Freedom Visa Signature: $9.5k (3/2014)
Discover it: $9.5k (3/2014)
Barclaycard Visa with Apple Rewards: $2.65k (6/2013)
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wacdenney
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Re: Will Amex Let You Product Change


@dbutz1109 wrote:

I've been considering the Amex Fidelity Card. I like the idea of the cash back going right to my Fidelity account that will grow. Will Amex allow a PC from my BCE? Given my other cards, is this a smart play? Any insight is appreciated.

 

Cheers!


AMEX couldn't PC you to a Fidelity card even if they wanted to.  The Fidelity card is issued by FIA Card Services (BofA) and uses the AMEX payment processing network.  It is not a card issued by AMEX. 

 

The Fidelity card is a good card.  It's a flat 2% CB on everything so if you need a general non-category rewards card it's a good option.

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