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AMEX BCE came with a 21.99 APR.
Key factors affecting my score:
- Serious Delinquency
- Length of time accounts have been established
- Proportion of loan balances to loan amounts is too high
- Too few accounts currently paid as agreed
- Too many inquiries in the last twelve months
EX FICO 696
Yet I have a 7000 dollar starting limit.
Thoughts?
@Anonymous wrote:AMEX BCE came with a 21.99 APR.
Key factors affecting my score:
- Serious Delinquency
- Length of time accounts have been established
- Proportion of loan balances to loan amounts is too high
- Too few accounts currently paid as agreed
- Too many inquiries in the last twelve months
EX FICO 696
Yet I have a 7000 dollar starting limit.
Thoughts?
Computer glitch jk, Congrats nice limit, WTG
What I've learned is to never question an approval.
But since you've had the Green for awhile, you must have built a pretty solid relationship with Amex, and that allowed you to get the BCE. Congrats!
Stock MyFico Answer:They take your entire credit profile into account and weight all sorts of factors. They simply saw more good than bad in your case.
My Answer:Lady Luck had one too many Jaegermeisters last night and flashed more than a smile your way.
Huzzah!
@Stralem wrote:
Stock MyFico Answer:They take your entire credit profile into account and weight all sorts of factors. They simply saw more good than bad in your case.
My Answer:Lady Luck had one too many Jaegermeisters last night and flashed more than a smile your way.
Huzzah!
I wish Lady Luck had a better taste in alcohol...
Also, with all your baddies I would've guessed your score would be in the low 600s or 500s. But the fact that you pretty much have a 700 FICO is probably what got you the card.
Moving to CC approvals.
Congrats on your AMEX card
Haha congrats!