@Stralem wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:
@Stralem wrote:
@SOGGIE wrote:Do you have the option of being added as an AU on another's account until you are able to once again acquire an individual account with them?
He included Amex in his bankruptcy, so he can't even be added as an AU.
Wrong!
Amex stopped blocking people from being added as AU when blacklisted some time ago, it was actually a very short period that amex took the no card for you policy to even include AU. I know from personal experience from when they started blocking AU accounts too if you are blacklisted to getting back on as AU a couple years later. (all in the like 2007-2009 area.
wut?
wow $175 for an au card.....my cards have better rewards for my purposes than any amex and are no af...ty for the warning, avoid amex at all costs
@juggalo9er wrote:
@Stralem wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:
@Stralem wrote:
@SOGGIE wrote:Do you have the option of being added as an AU on another's account until you are able to once again acquire an individual account with them?
He included Amex in his bankruptcy, so he can't even be added as an AU.
Wrong!
Amex stopped blocking people from being added as AU when blacklisted some time ago, it was actually a very short period that amex took the no card for you policy to even include AU. I know from personal experience from when they started blocking AU accounts too if you are blacklisted to getting back on as AU a couple years later. (all in the like 2007-2009 area.
wut?
wow $175 for an au card.....my cards have better rewards for my purposes than any amex and are no af...ty for the warning, avoid amex at all costs
Recommended reading: sentence below the one containing $175. 
@sponge_gto wrote:
@juggalo9er wrote:
@Stralem wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:
@Stralem wrote:
@SOGGIE wrote:Do you have the option of being added as an AU on another's account until you are able to once again acquire an individual account with them?
He included Amex in his bankruptcy, so he can't even be added as an AU.
Wrong!
Amex stopped blocking people from being added as AU when blacklisted some time ago, it was actually a very short period that amex took the no card for you policy to even include AU. I know from personal experience from when they started blocking AU accounts too if you are blacklisted to getting back on as AU a couple years later. (all in the like 2007-2009 area.
wut?
wow $175 for an au card.....my cards have better rewards for my purposes than any amex and are no af...ty for the warning, avoid amex at all costs
Recommended reading: sentence below the one containing $175.
no the 175 is a good place to stop.....why would anyone pay for the privilege of a company making money off of you
@Stralem wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:
@Stralem wrote:
@SOGGIE wrote:Do you have the option of being added as an AU on another's account until you are able to once again acquire an individual account with them?
He included Amex in his bankruptcy, so he can't even be added as an AU.
Wrong!
Amex stopped blocking people from being added as AU when blacklisted some time ago, it was actually a very short period that amex took the no card for you policy to even include AU. I know from personal experience from when they started blocking AU accounts too if you are blacklisted to getting back on as AU a couple years later. (all in the like 2007-2009 area.
wut?
I understand it says this but as of last I knew it was still going through.
@juggalo9er wrote:
@sponge_gto wrote:
@juggalo9er wrote:
@Stralem wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:
@Stralem wrote:
@SOGGIE wrote:Do you have the option of being added as an AU on another's account until you are able to once again acquire an individual account with them?
He included Amex in his bankruptcy, so he can't even be added as an AU.
Wrong!
Amex stopped blocking people from being added as AU when blacklisted some time ago, it was actually a very short period that amex took the no card for you policy to even include AU. I know from personal experience from when they started blocking AU accounts too if you are blacklisted to getting back on as AU a couple years later. (all in the like 2007-2009 area.
wut?
wow $175 for an au card.....my cards have better rewards for my purposes than any amex and are no af...ty for the warning, avoid amex at all costs
Recommended reading: sentence below the one containing $175.
no the 175 is a good place to stop.....why would anyone pay for the privilege of a company making money off of you
This is just your opinion I am sure there are a lot of people who don't mind paying $175 AF for the PRG or $450 for the Platinum. Those tend to people who either spend a lot on the card or fly a lot to take advantage of the cards additiional benefits. You been to the Airport? I would say their lounge is pretty nice.
One would have to decide whether their spending or lifestyle warrants the high AF.
@Stralem wrote:
@juggalo9er wrote:
@sponge_gto wrote:
@juggalo9er wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:
@Stralem wrote:
@SOGGIE wrote:Do you have the option of being added as an AU on another's account until you are able to once again acquire an individual account with them?
He included Amex in his bankruptcy, so he can't even be added as an AU.
Wrong!
Amex stopped blocking people from being added as AU when blacklisted some time ago, it was actually a very short period that amex took the no card for you policy to even include AU. I know from personal experience from when they started blocking AU accounts too if you are blacklisted to getting back on as AU a couple years later. (all in the like 2007-2009 area.
wut?
wow $175 for an au card.....my cards have better rewards for my purposes than any amex and are no af...ty for the warning, avoid amex at all costs
Recommended reading: sentence below the one containing $175.
no the 175 is a good place to stop.....why would anyone pay for the privilege of a company making money off of you
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LOL, my self esteem is directly tied in to this piece of plastic.
@Stralem wrote:
@juggalo9er wrote:
@sponge_gto wrote:
@juggalo9er wrote:
@Stralem wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:
@Stralem wrote:
@SOGGIE wrote:Do you have the option of being added as an AU on another's account until you are able to once again acquire an individual account with them?
He included Amex in his bankruptcy, so he can't even be added as an AU.
Wrong!
Amex stopped blocking people from being added as AU when blacklisted some time ago, it was actually a very short period that amex took the no card for you policy to even include AU. I know from personal experience from when they started blocking AU accounts too if you are blacklisted to getting back on as AU a couple years later. (all in the like 2007-2009 area.
wut?
wow $175 for an au card.....my cards have better rewards for my purposes than any amex and are no af...ty for the warning, avoid amex at all costs
Recommended reading: sentence below the one containing $175.
no the 175 is a good place to stop.....why would anyone pay for the privilege of a company making money off of you
Mod cut.
maybe I should cancel my cards......thats not the akward affect I want to make on my fellow women
My mother isn't able to be added back as an AU and she only stiffed them for like 800 or something like that. (It was a green card that she never used until one month and then she never paid it for some reason.) Not bankruptcy, and she still is blacklisted.
The snark in this thread is gold 