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flygirl wrote:did any of you get a CLI when converted or did it stay the same???? Just curious??? and i assume if you convert, then you no longer rack up the skymiles?????
Lori344 wrote:I didn't realize that the Amex Delta was sub-prime, thanks
fused111 wrote:Better rewards and it's a prime CC.
@Anonymous wrote:i wouldn't consider any amex card subprime....
What is you EX score? EX is the CRA Amex will most likely pull. Delta is the easiest AMEX card to get. So if your EX score is high enough get Delta and convert to Blue when it arrives.
Hammerhead wrote:
I applied for this card last week and got turned down because my gross yearly income does not meet their minimum income requirements.
http://www.citicards.com/cards/wv/cardDetail.do?screenID=927
I only have a mastercard and visa and wanted to get an Amex card. I get offers all the time in the mail and my FICO is around 677.
Is it difficult to get the Blue Cash Card?
Would it be a bad thing to try for another card so soon after getting turned down?
Thanks
My understanding (from the old Amex thread) that most who were approved were in the ex 620-650 range.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:i wouldn't consider any amex card subprime....
Maybe in the old days when Amex restricted their offers to the high end of the prospect pool. But when scores in the 590s can earn a Delta Gold Skymiles approval, I'd say that particular card is sub-prime by definition.