Mine was denied a couple months ago cited my BK ( which I had when they let me have the 1K limit card in October ) So I won't ask until it the BK is gone next year. I do still use it.
@Anonymous wrote:I just got approved for a $2k loc two days ago, however when I click on the buying power button, it says I'd be approved for a $4k purchase. You may be approved for purchases higher than the $1k you were approved for?
Yep, the Amex revolvers usually have a 'NPSL' feature similar to their charge cards (they don't refer to it as that, though).
The online 'check spending power' button works just like it does on their charge cards, and a few people on here have reported using a revolving card successfully over their credit line before. Just be aware that once you're over your limit you're at their mercy for each approval, and they can literally cut you off at any time.
Also note that any amount over your credit line will be added to the minimum payment. 
I personally think it's a great feature to have for an emergency or for a single purchase that's over your credit limit but for which you need to use a particular card (airline tickets, etc.) however I wouldn't trust it to make multiple transactions once the credit limit has been exceeded (unless you tried the 'spending ability' button again for each purchase, which is the only way to know if continued charging would be approved.)
I hope this makes sense!
Just my 2¢. 
@UncleB wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:I just got approved for a $2k loc two days ago, however when I click on the buying power button, it says I'd be approved for a $4k purchase. You may be approved for purchases higher than the $1k you were approved for?
Yep, the Amex revolvers usually have a 'NPSL' feature similar to their charge cards (they don't refer to it as that, though).
The online 'check spending power' button works just like it does on their charge cards, and a few people on here have reported using a revolving card successfully over their credit line before. Just be aware that once you're over your limit you're at their mercy for each approval, and they can literally cut you off at any time.
Also note that any amount over your credit line will be added to the minimum payment.
I personally think it's a great feature to have for an emergency or for a single purchase that's over your credit limit but for which you need to use a particular card (airline tickets, etc.) however I wouldn't trust it to make multiple transactions once the credit limit has been exceeded (unless you tried the 'spending ability' button again for each purchase, which is the only way to know if continued charging would be approved.)
I hope this makes sense!
Just my 2¢.
Don't hit the spending power button more than two times in a day or they will probably freeze your account.
