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espnjunkie
Established Contributor

Re: AMEX letter

Yes I have the charge card. I will just pay in full for the balance each month. $2,200.00 is more than I currently need right now so I have no problem with my limit. The Capital One card is great for overseas travel because of no foreign transactions fees. Capital One actually does have a decent online perkcentral store. I just bought some shoes and got 9% bonus cash back where AMEX would only give me 3X points for DSW. The green is new new charge everything to card, but it doesn't always give the best discounts.

“The real measure of your wealth is how much you’d be worth if you lost all your money.” ~Unknown
Citi Prestige World Elite Mastercard ($35,000.00), Merrill+ Visa Signature ($25,000.00), Amex BCP ($29,700.00), Amex Green (NPSL), Capital One Quicksilver World Mastercard ($10,000.00), Chase Ink Business Bold (NPSL)
TU-778 (12/03/2014))
EX (Plus) - 777 (10/21/2013)
EQ - 735 (April 2013)
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pizzadude
Credit Mentor

Re: AMEX letter


@frogfan12 wrote:

My AMEX letter came in the mail today and it included my EX score. I have a 736! I was kind of shocked. 

 

So it is typical for them to not include the CL on the introductory letter?


That's a great score ~ congrats !!

 

I was approved for a Zync last year and never saw my score, it wasn't on the welcome letter or any of the paperwork they mailed.   I tried calling several times but could never get thru to someone who could tell me what it was.

 

But since I am an existing cardmember, now I can simply apply for an AMEX revolver card every few months or so and get my EX FICO if they decline my application, and it is only a soft pull.   Smiley Happy

March2010 FICO® ~ 695 TU, 653 EQ, 697 EX
Message 12 of 14
espnjunkie
Established Contributor

Re: AMEX letter

If you a cardmember and you get declined for a revolver they just soft you? Wow that's really a nice benefit. I really like the backdating capability.

“The real measure of your wealth is how much you’d be worth if you lost all your money.” ~Unknown
Citi Prestige World Elite Mastercard ($35,000.00), Merrill+ Visa Signature ($25,000.00), Amex BCP ($29,700.00), Amex Green (NPSL), Capital One Quicksilver World Mastercard ($10,000.00), Chase Ink Business Bold (NPSL)
TU-778 (12/03/2014))
EX (Plus) - 777 (10/21/2013)
EQ - 735 (April 2013)
Message 13 of 14
pizzadude
Credit Mentor

Re: AMEX letter


@espnjunkie wrote:

If you a cardmember and you get declined for a revolver they just soft you? Wow that's really a nice benefit. I really like the backdating capability.


Yes, in my experience ( and others have reported as well ) , existing cardmemembers don't get a HP unless approved.  

March2010 FICO® ~ 695 TU, 653 EQ, 697 EX
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