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@Anonymous wrote:
@JNA1 wrote:
Will they PC any of their cards to a Flagship?Yes as long as the card has at least a $5K limit but you would be throwing away the SUB which is usually $500 so nobody does that.
Not normaly.
You make a compelling argument, Sir! 😂
@Anonymous wrote:
@JNA1 wrote:
Will they PC any of their cards to a Flagship?Yes as long as the card has at least a $5K limit but you would be throwing away the SUB which is usually $500 so nobody does that.
@Anonymous wrote:
@JNA1 wrote:
Will they PC any of their cards to a Flagship?Yes as long as the card has at least a $5K limit but you would be throwing away the SUB which is usually $500 so nobody does that.
Well, I guess you can consider me an outlier 😂 I changed mine to the flagship rewards yesterday.
@Matt9543 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@JNA1 wrote:
Will they PC any of their cards to a Flagship?Yes as long as the card has at least a $5K limit but you would be throwing away the SUB which is usually $500 so nobody does that.
Well, I guess you can consider me an outlier 😂 I changed mine to the flagship rewards yesterday.
Congrats on your PC & Welcome to the outLIER's Club. Don't forget to update the siggy
@M_Smart007 wrote:
@Matt9543 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@JNA1 wrote:
Will they PC any of their cards to a Flagship?Yes as long as the card has at least a $5K limit but you would be throwing away the SUB which is usually $500 so nobody does that.
Well, I guess you can consider me an outlier 😂 I changed mine to the flagship rewards yesterday.
Congrats on your PC & Welcome to the outLIER's Club. Don't forget to update the siggy
Oh yeah! I forgot three of those cards need updated
@Anonymous wrote:Just thought I'd let everyone know that Navy now allows product changes to their More Rewards American Express. (I'm fairly certain this wasn't the case when the card first came out.)
I PC'd my $23,500 Cash Rewards to it. Already have a PenFed Power Cash for a better 2% cash back on everything . . .
Did it keep the account history at the credit bureaus despite the change from Visa to American Express? If it does, I'll make the same switch.
@Anonymous wrote:You only got a 2% hike? I got a 6% hike when I did it last year.
11.4 -> 17.24%
Did it keep the account history at the credit bureaus despite the change from Visa to American Express? If it does, I'll make the same switch.
@UpperNwGuy wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:You only got a 2% hike? I got a 6% hike when I did it last year.
11.4 -> 17.24%
Did it keep the account history at the credit bureaus despite the change from Visa to American Express? If it does, I'll make the same switch.
It keeps the history. Bureaus only notified me that the account number was changed.
@UpperNwGuy wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:You only got a 2% hike? I got a 6% hike when I did it last year.
11.4 -> 17.24%
Did it keep the account history at the credit bureaus despite the change from Visa to American Express? If it does, I'll make the same switch.
Same history for Me from CR to MR