Denny33142 wrote:I have actually seen many $200 unicorn holders get approved for other cards, i think the problem may be directly related to the $500 version.
Calling amex also doesn't help as they have no clue of this issue, The only difference i see between both cards is that the $500 unicorn has autopay, I don't know how that would cause any issue.
I wonder what would happen if a 500 dollar limit person canceled the autopay. Would the limit drop to 200? Would they then be eligible to app for new products?
Denny33142 wrote:I was told by amex that the autopay is a condition of the card and if removed the card would be cancelled.
i set up the auto pay when i got the card. but it asked me to re enroll online when i got the card in the mail
i never did.
it has never auto taken anything out of my account.
my card wasnt cancelled.
is there a certain day they transfer money out?
like it said please pay by the 15th etc. but i usually pay like on the 29th so it doesnt report.
Depressing but had to do it...I liked the card but it was holding me back...the rep understood where i was coming from and advised me to re apply for other cards in a few months...im gonna wait til the summer at least.
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