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 TU FICO: 723 (6/24/13)
TU FICO: 723 (6/24/13) 
					
				
		
Did Amex give you a credit score with the rejection (possibly in a letter)? If they rejected for other reasons they don't have to, but it would be good to know your EX score, as that is often what they pull.
Letter will come in 7-10 days they said. Im going to call tmrw for an explanation.
 TU FICO: 723 (6/24/13)
TU FICO: 723 (6/24/13)
@baseball1313 wrote:Well I recieved my first ever non approval today. What an awful feeling, but I should have known better after 2 recent hard pulls.Two weeks ago I was approved for the AMEX Green, and then for the Discover IT ($6,500 CL) a few days later. I've also had a BOA secured since Dec. 2012. But I couldn't help but pull the trigger on the AMEX BCE. I got an instant non approval. I'm hoping they used a soft pull since I'm an existing cardmember. I guess I'll wait 6 months and show good payment history on the Green b4 app'n again. Any thoughts?
Just like in a casino, the longer you stay, the more bored lady luck gets.
 
Here's the latest update..
Talked with AMEX this morning and they went over the list of reasons why I wasnt approved. They said my Experian FICO was too low. (690) They said my Green Card was opened too recently and I dont have any payment history built on it. They said I have a derog remark on my report and my accounts arent old enough. Also I have a LOT of student loans (The Dept. of Ed) with a high balance.
I won't be applying for that card for a while it looks like.
 TU FICO: 723 (6/24/13)
TU FICO: 723 (6/24/13)Oh yea... It wasnt a soft pull either. It was a hard pull both for the Green approval and BCE denial.
 TU FICO: 723 (6/24/13)
TU FICO: 723 (6/24/13) 
					
				
		
You have got good limit on Discover card. Let your card age and you would get high limits from prime lenders.