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All, hope everyone is doing good.
I'm bored and thought I would ask this question. Can someone have 2 X1 cards?
I requested invitations from them a long time ago and must have used different emails. I received an invitation and was approved a week ago. I now received another invite to my other email address.
Wondering if anyone has been in this situation and outcome.
Curious as to what advantage having two would bring? The credit extended seems to be based upon income so there likely wouldn't be an advantage to splitting that up among multiple cards. You would miss out on the extra 1x for the first $15k of spend on the 2nd card. There is no cap on earnings. And there doesn't seem to be a SUB that I can see?
@Metalcards wrote:All, hope everyone is doing good.
I'm bored and thought I would ask this question. Can someone have 2 X1 cards?
I requested invitations from them a long time ago and must have used different emails. I received an invitation and was approved a week ago. I now received another invite to my other email address.Wondering if anyone has been in this situation and outcome.
X1 has confirmed that's a negative. You can reach them by email/text if you want to get an answer straight from them, though.
So you don't think I should try, "for science sake"? smileyvery-happy:
@Metalcards wrote:So you don't think I should try, "for science sake"? smileyvery-happy:
If you are "bored with inactivity" as my professor use to say, then why not! 😂
They don't report. So, there's zero benefit to multiple cards, unless you're digging yourself a hole.
@AlanGJP wrote:They don't report. So, there's zero benefit to multiple cards, unless you're digging yourself a hole.
Quite a few approvals from Nov and Dec are now reporting. Won't be long before all others are too.
























NO you can't have more than one and they will catch "your science" as soon as you enter your SSN and stop the process right there.
@Metalcards wrote:So you don't think I should try, "for science sake"? smileyvery-happy:
Yes, apply.