@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Im 48, have been a registered nurse for over 21 years and although any one can have financial difficulty, AMEX is not one creditor who is known to allow maxed out balances for years without an AA of some type/denial for more credit. It's awesome that you are currently debt free but remember, you can always put more than $200 on the card and just pay it before statement cuts. Good luck with the outcome.Totally OT but I have a niece named Kim who is your age and also a RN
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@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Im 48, have been a registered nurse for over 21 years and although any one can have financial difficulty, AMEX is not one creditor who is known to allow maxed out balances for years without an AA of some type/denial for more credit. It's awesome that you are currently debt free but remember, you can always put more than $200 on the card and just pay it before statement cuts. Good luck with the outcome.Totally OT but I have a niece named Kim who is your age and also a RN
I know
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