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Citi AAdvantage Invitation Code = Prequal?

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Re: Citi AAdvantage Invitation Code = Prequal?


@SomewhereIn505 wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@FinStar wrote:

The code is simply tied to an "invitation to apply" marketing solicitation similar to "pre-selected" ones that are usually sent from a third party provider on behalf of Citi and the AAdvantage program.  It is not a pre-approved or pre-qualified offer.


Figured as much. Smiley Happy All good.  AMEX is prequalifying the crap outta me right now.  Maybe I'll just get that Delta Gold in a couple of months instead. 


Very smart to check here first before wasting a HP like I had!

 

However, if you were interested in it, and knew you were rapidly increasing your scores over the next few months, I would suggest joining Citi’s FICO score card. Free and only tracks for 90 days. However, I was able to get preapproval through that instead of getting of Citi’s website preapprovals area. Go figure! Once I got all of Citi cards showing (including AA gold) I went after Citi Costco first (at the warehouse) where I app/approved.  Two weeks later I went after AAdvantage Platinum and was approved. 

 

I did this right after we closed on our house so my scores were pretty sweet to now. However the technique might help you out. 


What a fancy idea!!  Where does one go to sign up?

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Re: Citi AAdvantage Invitation Code = Prequal?


@SomewhereIn505 wrote:

@Drwaz99 wrote:

@SomewhereIn505 wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@FinStar wrote:

The code is simply tied to an "invitation to apply" marketing solicitation similar to "pre-selected" ones that are usually sent from a third party provider on behalf of Citi and the AAdvantage program.  It is not a pre-approved or pre-qualified offer.


Figured as much. Smiley Happy All good.  AMEX is prequalifying the crap outta me right now.  Maybe I'll just get that Delta Gold in a couple of months instead. 


Very smart to check here first before wasting a HP like I had!

 

However, if you were interested in it, and knew you were rapidly increasing your scores over the next few months, I would suggest joining Citi’s FICO score card. Free and only tracks for 90 days. However, I was able to get preapproval through that instead of getting of Citi’s website preapprovals area. Go figure! Once I got all of Citi cards showing (including AA gold) I went after Citi Costco first (at the warehouse) where I app/approved.  Two weeks later I went after AAdvantage Platinum and was approved. 

 

I did this right after we closed on our house so my scores were pretty sweet to now. However the technique might help you out. 


Unfortunately, Citi no longer offers its FICO scorecard (unless you already have a card and then they offer a free FICO score). 


Boo Citi! Sorry OP! I hoped this would have helped you out!

DRAT!

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