Amex transferring limit question.

[My_Fako]

I recently got a new BCE. They took some of my credit line from my ED...

Snice I BCE wasn't going to start reporting for a bit. I was going to move some of my limit to my ED card. But forgot too. Today my ED updated on my CR with a lower limit. If I transfer some from my new BCE... Will they update soon or next statement cut?

Hope this all makes sense lol.

[UpperNwGuy]

It does not make sense.  It sounds like you want to undo what Amex did when they moved credit limit from your ED to your new BCE.  I doubt Amex will go along with that.

[MrDisco99]

You should be able to move it back no problem.  It would report on the next statement, though.

[NRB525]

$10k on one, $15k on the other? 

What sort of shift were you planning?

[Np1791]

You can make one limit transfer every 30 days. One card must have 1,000 left over.

[Anonymous]

I was told that if I reallocate from Everyday to BCE I had to leave atleast a CL of $500 of the $2,000 CL.  But customer service also said I could do a reconciliation of my credit line at any time.  I've had both cards less than 90 days and I have seen on this board that you have to wait 13 months so I don't know what to believe.  I'm going to wait 91 days from the newest card being opened and try the reallocation.