I would wait 6 months or so.... you will propably be denied again and will have to go though the reconn again. after history with them the approvals should be smoother
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@doublespaces wrote:True, but I don't think it would hurt me to try. If I apply, do I do the already have a card with amex application rather than the new application?
Of course you can try but at best its going to be another hard inquiry and at worst the system will cancel your app due to the fact that your last decison was a denial.
@doublespaces wrote:
@CreditMuppet wrote:
@doublespaces wrote:True, but I don't think it would hurt me to try. If I apply, do I do the already have a card with amex application rather than the new application?
Of course you can try but at best its going to be another hard inquiry and at worst the system will cancel your app due to the fact that your last decison was a denial.
Well I don't plan on applying for any other credit cards in the near future that pull experian so I don't mind the inquiry. But the computer system won't recognize it was manually updated to approved through recon?
I`m sure the system is still aware that that the automated decision was a denial, I do not think it makes a difference that a credit analyst manually reviewed your application and decided to give you an approval. Another app (especially for a credit product) will use the exact same algoryms but likely with much higher requirements so you should expect to have to recon again. I`d probably wait 6 months.
You guys have been great. I'm applying anyway, but this time I don't feel bad if I'm denied 
Will update about my denial later after I call 
They say, there is nothing more dangerous than a man who already knows he's dead right? haha
I can't wait for the American Express/Delta exclusivity deal to end soon, that way Delta can also partner with a MasterCard or Visa issuer for a Delta SkyMiles World MasterCard or Visa Signature.
