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1. I believe you have to wait 60 days after a decline before you app again.
2. I dont think amex uses the same exp model as chase and citi. Apps a few weeks apart with no change in report had radically different scores.
3. How would this help you? You would know what amex thinks your fico is, but in the context of a decline. If your score is 740, but you grt declined, what do you do with that information? If it is 670, but you get accepted, does that change something?
4. If you smack a tiger in the nose, please dont subsequently complain when it bites you.
2. I dont think amex uses the same exp model as chase and citi. Apps a few weeks apart with no change in report had radically different scores.
3. How would this help you? You would know what amex thinks your fico is, but in the context of a decline. If your score is 740, but you grt declined, what do you do with that information? If it is 670, but you get accepted, does that change something?
4. If you smack a tiger in the nose, please dont subsequently complain when it bites you.
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