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As the title suggests, I got a pre-approval offer for the Blue Skymiles card tonight. I hit my 61-day mark with 2 Amex cards a couple of weeks ago and successfully got the 3X cli on the ED card. I don't fly Delta, but I'm hoping to do much more travel than I do now (2 to 3 family vacations a year, might fly to visit family 6 times a year, no business travel). I can't apply for any Chase cards due to their rules and not really interested in them anyway.
My question(s):
1) Will the new card get its own SL without pulling from my existing cards? I saw an older thread that somewhat confused me on this.
2) Is the Blue Skymiles a good option as a travel card for someone like me?
3) It's a SP pre-approval, which I appreciate, but should wait for another card that I might be interested in/use more? Got my answer. I'm pre-approved for just about all of their travel cards I had an interest in (Delta Gold, SPG Lux, SPG)
4) How often does Amex SP approval new cards when you're an existing customer/opt to get a new card?
Any thoughts/help would be appreciated. Thanks
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@polaris2011 wrote:As the title suggests, I got a pre-approval offer for the Blue Skymiles card tonight. I hit my 61-day mark with 2 Amex cards a couple of weeks ago and successfully got the 3X cli on the ED card. I don't fly Delta, but I'm hoping to do much more travel than I do now (2 to 3 family vacations a year, might fly to visit family 6 times a year, no business travel). I can't apply for any Chase cards due to their rules and not really interested in them anyway.
My question(s):
1) Will the new card get its own SL without pulling from my existing cards? I saw an older thread that somewhat confused me on this. This depends on what your profile is to Amex. With only 1 card, chances are they'll extend more credit but also depends on income.
2) Is the Blue Skymiles a good option as a travel card for someone like me? For your travel, I think it's a good card, however - I would suggest going with the Gold because of the points and SUB, then downgrading/PC to the Blue.
3) It'sa SPpre-approval, which I appreciate, but should wait for another card that I might be interested in/use more?Got my answer. I'm pre-approved for just about all of their travel cards I had an interest in (Delta Gold, SPG Lux, SPG)4) How often does Amex SP approval new cards when you're an existing customer/opt to get a new card? There is a first HP when getting into Amex, any subsequent card is an SP.
Any thoughts/help would be appreciated. Thanks
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