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Hey y'all. Just a quick question. A couple of weeks ago, I tried the Amex prequal thing on their website. It returned two 'pre qualified' offers. I applied for one, and was denied; it said the denial was based on my Fico score of 631. I've heard of others on here being approved with similar or lower scores, so I decided to call them and see if they'd reconsider.
Well, I caled this evening. The CSR I spoke to (very difficult to understand, due to his less than adequate command of the English language) said he'd submit my application for manual review, and that I'd get a phone call, email, or letter within 10 days with a decision. Is that how recons usually work? I've never tried to get a denial reversed before, so I don't know the process. Thanks!
Thanks Creditplz! Well, if they denied you with that score, I'm thinking I don't stand a chance!
Amex is getting better with recons.
I would wait for the letter and then call for a recon. If its still denied then write a letter and request a recon. Alot of people have been successful with written recons.
@sjt wrote:Amex is getting better with recons.
I would wait for the letter and then call for a recon. If its still denied then write a letter and request a recon. Alot of people have been successful with written recons.
When you say letter, do you mean an actual snail mail letter, or an email letter?
@Anonymous wrote:
@sjt wrote:Amex is getting better with recons.
I would wait for the letter and then call for a recon. If its still denied then write a letter and request a recon. Alot of people have been successful with written recons.
When you say letter, do you mean an actual snail mail letter, or an email letter?
@Anonymous. Write a letter and sent it to the address listed on the denial letter. The letter should address each reason for the denial. @Anonymous did this and was approved. I have a sample letter I can PM you.
@sjt wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@sjt wrote:Amex is getting better with recons.
I would wait for the letter and then call for a recon. If its still denied then write a letter and request a recon. Alot of people have been successful with written recons.
When you say letter, do you mean an actual snail mail letter, or an email letter?
@Anonymous. Write a letter and sent it to the address listed on the denial letter. The letter should address each reason for the denial. @Anonymous did this and was approved. I have a sample letter I can PM you.
That would be awesome, if it isn't too much trouble!
Sent PM