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I've been working with the EO since Friday for upgrade to Signature. Turned down last week by a less than pleasant CS rep, who wanted to either convert me to Freedom MC or Slate. After declining, i hung up. Called EO on Friday and got it in process. She called me this am to get income and mortgage info, and said she'd call me back this afternoon, or latest tomorrow am. She called back this afternoon congratulating me on the upgrade, and new cards already shipped out. Very pleased with the level of service received by their EO, and she was great in handling my request. It's nice to get the extra benefits with the upgrade, and i pointed out that Chase would also benefit from the extra swipe fees associated with it. I've put a ton of money through this card in the last year or so. With this and Sams Discover cli, it's been a good day!
@KIPPIE12 wrote:I've been working with the EO since Friday for upgrade to Signature. Turned down last week by a less than pleasant CS rep, who wanted to either convert me to Freedom MC or Slate. After declining, i hung up. Called EO on Friday and got it in process. She called me this am to get income and mortgage info, and said she'd call me back this afternoon, or latest tomorrow am. She called back this afternoon congratulating me on the upgrade, and new cards already shipped out. Very pleased with the level of service received by their EO, and she was great in handling my request. It's nice to get the extra benefits with the upgrade, and i pointed out that Chase would also benefit from the extra swipe fees associated with it. I've put a ton of money through this card in the last year or so. With this and Sams Discover cli, it's been a good day!
Congrats
And 2-for-1 Fandango tickets on Fridays! ![]()
@Anonymous wrote:
Lol but is there an annual fee?
nope
Received my Signature cards today! They expedited them,and i didn't even request it. That's service!
@Anonymous wrote:
There's more perks for signature version, including NPSL, slightly better travel benefits / coverage, purchase protection and warranty extension.
Really?
FICO EX 827, 2015 Feb; FICO EQ 836/900 (Citi), 2014 Dec; FICO TU08 818, 2015 Feb.
BofA Cash Rwrds Sig V 2013 10k; Fidelity Rewards AmEx /BofA 2013 15.4k; Chase Freedom Sig V 2002 24.1k; Chase Amazon Rwrds Sig V 2011 8k; Sam's Club MC 2002 10k; Dscvr It 2012 10k; Citi Dvdnd Plat Sel V 2013 8.9k; PenFed Plat Rwrds V 2013 20k; AmEx Blue Sky 2013 11.3k; AmEx BCP 2014 24.1k; Priceline Rwrds Sig V 2013 8.7k; PayPal Xtras GE Cap Plat MC 2012 5k
@oscar_actuary wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
There's more perks for signature version, including NPSL, slightly better travel benefits / coverage, purchase protection and warranty extension.Really?
Yes. It is considered a Flexible Spending Line. However, anything approved/charged above the "hard" limit is usually due once the statement cycles, along with whatever may be the required payment for the standard revolving balance in that cycle as well.