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Congrats on obtaining a Dillard's credit card.
GEMB is well known for their low credit limits and very low credit line increases.
Yes it is possible to convert this to a Dillard's American Express card in the future, however, both Citibank and Bank of America's American Express Card offerings are 3000% better in my humble opinion.
Good luck
@Red1Blue wrote:
Dont waste your time. GEMB store cards can not be upgraded to major cards. It is a waste of inquiry. I closed my dillards store card about 2 years ago since they would not upgrade to Amex.
Dang it! I should've read this before applying *kicking myself*!!!
@iLiveCredit wrote:
@Red1Blue wrote:
Dont waste your time. GEMB store cards can not be upgraded to major cards. It is a waste of inquiry. I closed my dillards store card about 2 years ago since they would not upgrade to Amex.Dang it! I should've read this before applying *kicking myself*!!!
Message Edited by iLiveCredit on 07-05-2009 11:15 AM
The damage has already been done. You will be hit with the new account on the credit bureaus so might as well keep it open.
Meanwhile, you can always try to open a Bank of America or Citibank American Express card. I have (2) Citibank Amexes, (1) Bank of America Amexes, and (1) Costco Amex (which is issued directly from American Express).
I ONLY use my Costco Amex at Costco and restaurants because I don't trust American Express and their F/Rs. Otherwise, I use the BoA and Citi Amexes whereever I please.
Good luck.
@Geordi wrote:Yes it is possible to convert this to a Dillard's American Express card in the future
@Anonymous wrote:
@Geordi wrote:Yes it is possible to convert this to a Dillard's American Express card in the future
May I ask what you're basing that on ?
Going back at least 24 months from this forum and other credit related forums, it has been widely discussed that it is POSSIBLE to convert the standard store card to a Dillards Amex.
In addition to the OP's own statement:
@Trishco wrote:I discussed the conversion to AmEx, and he said to use it wisely for one year, and then ask for conversion. So now to nurture my little card!
Please try to remember, that just because it is POSSIBLE to convert the card, doesn't mean that it is guaranteed to everyone. Just like it is possible to have a Target store card converted to a Target Visa. But that doesn't mean that everyone will be converted with either the Target store card or with the Dillards store card.
Always in credit matters is the saying YMMV. Just because something good or bad happened to someone else, doesn't mean you will get the same response when you try.
I hope that I've answered your question.