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@mgood wrote:
@dfwxjer wrote:I received an upgrade offer on my Amex BCE card to the BCP. Annual fee waived for the first year, plus $150 statement credit after $1000 spend over 6 months.
Yeah, that's the offer I'm waiting for.
Let me go check. . . .
Nope, I still have the ho-hum "Upgrade and Earn $75 BackAfter you spend $1,000 in purchases on your new Card in your first 6 months."
Still, if you can get the BCP for a $20 AF, you're still raking in 5.7% cash back on groceries. Not too shabby.
FICO® 8: 831 (Eq) · 824 (Ex) · 812 (TU)
I'd hold out for the free year, plus $150 if the goal is to keep that trade line.
If one doesn't care about keeping the original account, Amex is offering $300 statement credit for $3k in spend over 6 months.
I got the waived af and $150 deal in Jan.
@dfwxjer wrote:I'd hold out for the free year, plus $150 if the goal is to keep that trade line.
If one doesn't care about keeping the original account, Amex is offering $300 statement credit for $3k in spend over 6 months.
You sure you can get another SUB on the same card? I thought that wasn't allowed with AmEx.
FICO® 8: 831 (Eq) · 824 (Ex) · 812 (TU)
@Varsity_Lu wrote:
@mgood wrote:
@dfwxjer wrote:I received an upgrade offer on my Amex BCE card to the BCP. Annual fee waived for the first year, plus $150 statement credit after $1000 spend over 6 months.
Yeah, that's the offer I'm waiting for.
Let me go check. . . .
Nope, I still have the ho-hum "Upgrade and Earn $75 BackAfter you spend $1,000 in purchases on your new Card in your first 6 months."Still, if you can get the BCP for a $20 AF, you're still raking in 5.7% cash back on groceries. Not too shabby.
True. $20 for that card is good. But I know there are better deals that they offer and I'm holding out for a no-annual-fee plus some cash back kinda offer.
@Varsity_Lu wrote:
@dfwxjer wrote:I'd hold out for the free year, plus $150 if the goal is to keep that trade line.
If one doesn't care about keeping the original account, Amex is offering $300 statement credit for $3k in spend over 6 months.
You sure you can get another SUB on the same card? I thought that wasn't allowed with AmEx.
Yeah, I already got the SUB on the BCP. Later downgraded to BCE when the annual fee posted. Hoping to get a good offer to upgrade back to BCP.
@mgood wrote:
@Varsity_Lu wrote:
@dfwxjer wrote:I'd hold out for the free year, plus $150 if the goal is to keep that trade line.
If one doesn't care about keeping the original account, Amex is offering $300 statement credit for $3k in spend over 6 months.
You sure you can get another SUB on the same card? I thought that wasn't allowed with AmEx.
Yeah, I already got the SUB on the BCP. Later downgraded to BCE when the annual fee posted. Hoping to get a good offer to upgrade back to BCP.
I think @dfwxjer is not talking about upgrading BCE, but apping for a new BCP and getting another SUB. Pretty sure AmEx wouldn'f offer that.
FICO® 8: 831 (Eq) · 824 (Ex) · 812 (TU)
@Varsity_Lu wrote:
@mgood wrote:
@Varsity_Lu wrote:
@dfwxjer wrote:I'd hold out for the free year, plus $150 if the goal is to keep that trade line.
If one doesn't care about keeping the original account, Amex is offering $300 statement credit for $3k in spend over 6 months.
You sure you can get another SUB on the same card? I thought that wasn't allowed with AmEx.
Yeah, I already got the SUB on the BCP. Later downgraded to BCE when the annual fee posted. Hoping to get a good offer to upgrade back to BCP.
I think @dfwxjer is not talking about upgrading BCE, but apping for a new BCP and getting another SUB. Pretty sure AmEx wouldn'f offer that.
I did upgrade my BCE to this BCP. I do agree that it sounds like this other user is out of luck but who knows with Amex. Since they already received the SUB for the BCP I'd highly doubt they'll get an upgrade offer beyond what they mentioned above.
Only a $75 on $1k spend upgrade offer for me.
Wouldn't be worth it for me unless I get the $150 on $1k or even the $300 on $3k. Darn universities charging a 3% CC processing fee