you wanna f/r me? go bl*w yourself, amex.

[Anonymous]

AMEX didn't ask for my tax returns, but they did give me a Gold no limit AMEX in addition.

[Anonymous]

there is always a limit on AMEX cards. There is no such thing as no-limit with them. You still have to call in and ask if the purchase will go through. usually they give you a limit cap, say to $10,000 and that is it. Don't believe me? Just call AMEX customer service and ask.

[Anonymous]

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rrm wrote:

AMEX didn't ask for my tax returns, but they did give me a Gold no limit AMEX in addition.

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What did they ask for paystubs?

[Anonymous]

I think the limit is based on normal monthly usage.....like if i normally use 1k monthly, my limit will be 1k.....if i normally use 100k monthly, my limit will be 100k

[Anonymous]

they may have asked what I make per yr, and i told them.....that is all.

i am not sure what AMEX asked for because I talked to several cc companies the same night. I remember 1 or 2 asking if they can pull my credit report, what i granted.

when i had a 2.5 limit w/ AMEX (which i got in late 2006), AMEX did give it to me (thru actually purchases) 0% rate for some time. I had 100% utilization w/ them for months.....that may have played a part.

[Anonymous]

Anyone got reviewd on BOA AMEX?

[Zerohot]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Anyone got reviewd on BOA AMEX?

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I doubt they do so. I have a Citi AMEX for over 3 years and it seems to be more Citi-based than AMEX. When I even tried to add the account to the AMEX wwww it directed me to go to Citi.