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Vegas, It appears that you are the one that's mad and hurt. Why take one statement from several and dwell on it? I'm done responding to your posts. You are only looking to pick a verbal fight and offer nothing to this conversation.
Anyway....
Thanks all for your posts. Let's forget about the looks of a card moving forward it has captured much more attention then it needs.
B335is,
Could you explain this a little more to me? " 2) Fidelity Amex (it's backed by FIA/BoA not Amex. Just uses the network)" Sounds like something to look into. I am highly intertwined with Fidelity.
Thanks
@tmbr10 wrote:Vegas, It appears that you are the one that's mad and hurt. Why take one statement from several and dwell on it? I'm done responding to your posts. You are only looking to pick a verbal fight and offer nothing to this conversation.
Anyway....
Thanks all for your posts. Let's forget about the looks of a card moving forward it has captured much more attention then it needs.
B335is,
Could you explain this a little more to me? " 2) Fidelity Amex (it's backed by FIA/BoA not Amex. Just uses the network)" Sounds like something to look into. I am highly intertwined with Fidelity.
Thanks
I would recommend definitely checking out the Fidelity Amex. I was just approved for it couple weeks ago with a 20K CL to start. They typically pull EX (mine was 784 at the time). I have high income as well, which probably helped with the high CL. Now in regards to the cards looks... not attractive at all unless you're into puke green, but hey it puts 2% back into my Fidelity Cash Mgmt account, so I can live with it. Also was approved for an Ameriprise World Elite MC the same week with a 40K starting CL... this card is beautiful and no AF if you're an Ameriprise Achiever Circle member, otherwise it's $150.