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US Bank Altitude Reserve Question

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Re: US Bank Altitude Reserve Question

Sorry OP about the denial. Interesting that they are also looking at inquiries, not just new accounts.
Hopefully the 2 OR 3 equates to new accounts too... I'm going to try next month when I'm 3/12
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simplynoir
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Re: US Bank Altitude Reserve Question


@Anonymous wrote:

@Aloha808 wrote:
Still denied on recon. Spoke to UW and I was specifically told that either 2 or 3 inquiries in one year is too many to be approved for AR. Whether it's 2 or 3 depends on other factors in the persons report.

That seems like odd information specific to inquiries. I had a TON of inquiries going into my application (lots of auto, one mortgage preapproval, 2x credit card inquiries). 

 

Interesting data point nonetheless. 


Think this goes back to how every profile is different and the nature of YMMV. You combine that with the ARS/SageStream pulls (assuming it wasn't frozen before the app) and one person with a few inquiries and accounts could get turned down while another with similar stats could get approved

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Aloha808
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Re: US Bank Altitude Reserve Question


@Anonymous wrote:
Sorry OP about the denial. Interesting that they are also looking at inquiries, not just new accounts.
Hopefully the 2 OR 3 equates to new accounts too... I'm going to try next month when I'm 3/12


Thank you, appreciated! On second thought I'll just refocus on chase and amex biz cards til next August when my inquiries are down to 0/6 and 1/12, then reapply for AR.

To answer your question, I've gotten 15 biz cards in the last 12 months.

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Aloha808
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Re: US Bank Altitude Reserve Question


@simplynoir wrote:

 



Think this goes back to how every profile is different and the nature of YMMV. You combine that with the ARS/SageStream pulls (assuming it wasn't frozen before the app) and one person with a few inquiries and accounts could get turned down while another with similar stats could get approved


To answer you, I've never frozen sagestream or ARS.

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simplynoir
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Re: US Bank Altitude Reserve Question


@Aloha808 wrote:

@simplynoir wrote:

 



Think this goes back to how every profile is different and the nature of YMMV. You combine that with the ARS/SageStream pulls (assuming it wasn't frozen before the app) and one person with a few inquiries and accounts could get turned down while another with similar stats could get approved


To answer you, I've never frozen sagestream or ARS.


I know I believe we talked about it earlier in the thread, I just meant in general when any person applies with USB. I doubt it's common knowledge anyways but those that know might take action to freeze those two reports before applying

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Remedios
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Re: US Bank Altitude Reserve Question

@Aloha808  I think in your case the denial is more related to you playing with almost full deck than anything else. 

 

AR for them is not just a card, it's means to make you a more "involved" customer. A reward, if you will, so they can try to lock you in on depository/investment end. 

If it appears that you have no interest other than AR combined with lots of cards, they may simply feel it's a lost cause. 

AR is loss leader. They can tell loss here would be sizable, so nothing in it for them. 

 

If you stay app free for extended period of time, they may play nice. 

 

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Aloha808
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Re: US Bank Altitude Reserve Question


@Remedios wrote:

@Aloha808  I think in your case the denial is more related to you playing with almost full deck than anything else. 

 

AR for them is not just a card, it's means to make you a more "involved" customer. A reward, if you will, so they can try to lock you in on depository/investment end. 

If it appears that you have no interest other than AR combined with lots of cards, they may simply feel it's a lost cause. 

AR is loss leader. They can tell loss here would be sizable, so nothing in it for them. 

 

If you stay app free for extended period of time, they may play nice. 

 


Not sure what you mean by a full deck, but I'll keep getting chase and amex cards and I'll apply next year and let you know how it goes

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Remedios
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Re: US Bank Altitude Reserve Question

Full deck referres to number of cards.  

 

I'm sorry you did not get the approval. Being snarky with me while trying to help you will not get you any closer to your approval. You dont need to let me know how it goes, it will go exactly the same as it did now. 

 

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Aloha808
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Re: US Bank Altitude Reserve Question

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Full deck referres to number of cards.  
 
I'm sorry you did not get the approval. Being snarky with me while trying to help you will not get you any closer to your approval. You dont need to let me know how it goes, it will go exactly the same as it did now. 
 

I wasn't being snarky, but it's not very helpful when you're condescending. Thanks.

I'd like to mention that chase and amex biz card applications shouldn't impact an AR application (for my geographic area). 
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Trikoret
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Re: US Bank Altitude Reserve Question

I wonder if my wife has a shot at getting this card. She has 0 enquiries on her report and her last new account was a little over 2 years. The only new account shows on her report is the Amex card since I added her as authorized user in July.
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