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I recently applied for my wife a Discover Card.. Approved with $1900 CL.. She is super happy
so .. We tried Amex.. They denied her with the reason, her score was too low.. Her scores are
Eq: 749
TU. 686
EX: 657
They didn't say which score they pulled.. My question is.. Do you think its worth calling recon? Based just on the score.. No other issues?
It depends on where you received those scores and yes I think it would be worth the call.
I have no idea how AMEX decides which application to approve. A year ago my score was in the lower 600's .. When I applied this month my EX score was 689 and I got approved for the BCE and Green.
Its always worth the call
amex doesnt do recons. they pull experian so with your denial letter you will get your score and the reasons for denial. if their reasons for denial are accurate then there is nothing to recon. ive seen this many times
@Anonymous wrote:amex doesnt do recons. they pull experian so with your denial letter you will get your score and the reasons for denial. if their reasons for denial are accurate then there is nothing to recon. ive seen this many times
I'm not sure this is accurate, I got my BCE through a recon
@n777ua wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:amex doesnt do recons. they pull experian so with your denial letter you will get your score and the reasons for denial. if their reasons for denial are accurate then there is nothing to recon. ive seen this many times
I'm not sure this is accurate, I got my BCE through a recon
explain your recon please. if the denial reasons are accurate they wont recon the reasons unless they are inaccurate. for example the op stated that the reason for denial was low score now if this is true then there is nothing to recon. they arent like chase or barclays
Could they denial have been as result of blacklist/internal score use?
I will also assume the scores you posted for her are FICO scores.
@Anonymous wrote:
@n777ua wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:amex doesnt do recons. they pull experian so with your denial letter you will get your score and the reasons for denial. if their reasons for denial are accurate then there is nothing to recon. ive seen this many times
I'm not sure this is accurate, I got my BCE through a recon
explain your recon please. if the denial reasons are accurate they wont recon the reasons unless they are inaccurate. for example the op stated that the reason for denial was low score now if this is true then there is nothing to recon. they arent like chase or barclays
I didn't think their scores were accurate nor were their UTIL %'s. I pulled all three myself and send to Amex, after which they issued me a BCE. And if I had read your post a bit more closely, this would be an accuracy issue and not a real "recon". Cheers ![]()
I know American Express always pulls EX, and also EQ & TU if borderline.