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Applied online and got the counter offer of 500 autopay or 200. I decided to open up a new window and do some research before a accepted one of the offers.
When I switched back over the page had timed out and now there's no way to go back and make my choice. I called the rep, he seemed clueless about a 500/200 offer. All that he could tell was my application was pending. Did they just cancel my app because I didn't make a choice? Thanks for any help. I cant believe i did this.
This sounds like a pretty unique case 2NE1.
OP, I would assume the app is being reviewed and/or you need to call to accept? Strange he didn't know about it. Hope for NSPL!
@lorenzj4 wrote:Applied online and got the counter offer of 500 autopay or 200. I decided to open up a new window and do some research before a accepted one of the offers.
When I switched back over the page had timed out and now there's no way to go back and make my choice. I called the rep, he seemed clueless about a 500/200 offer. All that he could tell was my application was pending. Did they just cancel my app because I didn't make a choice? Thanks for any help. I cant believe i did this.
I randomly applied for the Zync last month. I never had an AMEX before nor had any current offers from them. They gave me the option for the $500 w/autopay or $200 hard limit card as well. I took the $500 card. Been a great card so far. I'm sure you can just call and talk to the rep and let them know that their site had issues while processing your app and they will get you fixed up!
Good Luck...maybe sense you didn't select either choice, and they approve you then you can get the NPSL. Either way, congrats on getting in with AMEX if you choose to do so.
John
I can understand the fear of not wanting to talk to a CS for any card issuer, but I've had nothing but success each time I needed to recon.
Most of the AMEX CSRs don't know about the offer. YMMV but I don't know if you'll be able to get the offer back since you didn't respond to it when you applied.