The AMEX Happy Dance Continues

[coldnmn]

Congrats! Focused!

[FocusedAndDetermined]

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@Turbobuick wrote:

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@FocusedAndDetermined wrote:

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@Turbobuick wrote:

Congrats!    Getting more Amex cards immediately negates the advantage of backdating.

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How so, if they're all backdated to 1990?

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Sorry, never saw a reference to 1990.  Thought by all your excitement, that you had just lost your amex virginity.

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LOL!  Nope,  lost it many, many moons ago.

[heyitsyeh]

Can't wait for my 61 day CLI

Question: where do you find out your APR? I've been looking everywhere for it on the website.

Edit: nevermind, found it. 17.99%

[Anonymous]

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@heyitsyeh wrote:

Can't wait for my 61 day CLI

Question: where do you find out your APR? I've been looking everywhere for it on the website.

Edit: nevermind, found it. 17.99%

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It would be in the literature that was mailed to you with the card. If you've already had a statement close, it will show up at the bottom of the statement. I couldn't find it anywhere on the website until I got my first statement.

edit:  glad you found it, lol

[longtimelurker]

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@Turbobuick wrote:

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@FocusedAndDetermined wrote:

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@Turbobuick wrote:

Congrats!    Getting more Amex cards immediately negates the advantage of backdating.

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How so, if they're all backdated to 1990?

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Sorry, never saw a reference to 1990.  Thought by all your excitement, that you had just lost your amex virginity.

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And even if the card is the first Amex, getting others now doesn't really negate backdating.     THere won't be a sudden AAoA jump as when you get a new backdated, card, but the AAoA will be exactly the same, just two old cards you have had all the time, rather than one old and one new-that-appears-to-be-old

[FocusedAndDetermined]

I found mine by logging into the account and clicking the expand (+) button. There you will see "Account Management"  on the righthand side of the page. Card Agreement is listed under that section.

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@heyitsyeh wrote:

Can't wait for my 61 day CLI

Question: where do you find out your APR? I've been looking everywhere for it on the website.

Edit: nevermind, found it. 17.99%

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It would be in the literature that was mailed to you with the card. If you've already had a statement close, it will show up at the bottom of the statement. I couldn't find it anywhere on the website until I got my first statement.

edit:  glad you found it, lol

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[Anonymous]

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@FocusedAndDetermined wrote:

I found mine by logging into the account and clicking the expand (+) button. There you will see "Account Management"  on the righthand side of the page. Card Agreement is listed under that section.

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@heyitsyeh wrote:

Can't wait for my 61 day CLI

Question: where do you find out your APR? I've been looking everywhere for it on the website.

Edit: nevermind, found it. 17.99%

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It would be in the literature that was mailed to you with the card. If you've already had a statement close, it will show up at the bottom of the statement. I couldn't find it anywhere on the website until I got my first statement.

edit:  glad you found it, lol

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Thanks Focused, I see the agreement now.

As an aside, I received my statement credit and year of prime today after only 32 days.

[taxi818]

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@FocusedAndDetermined wrote:

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@Turbobuick wrote:

Congrats!    Getting more Amex cards immediately negates the advantage of backdating.

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How so, if they're all backdated to 1990?

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IM sure they did not know you had 24 year backdating. lol

i think that person thinks you are a noob to the game of amex. but since you are back. with that kind of time. it does not matter which month you back too. your AAOA will rock no matter what. probably max out the catagory on your score. congrats.

[FocusedAndDetermined]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@FocusedAndDetermined wrote:

I found mine by logging into the account and clicking the expand (+) button. There you will see "Account Management"  on the righthand side of the page. Card Agreement is listed under that section.

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@heyitsyeh wrote:

Can't wait for my 61 day CLI

Question: where do you find out your APR? I've been looking everywhere for it on the website.

Edit: nevermind, found it. 17.99%

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It would be in the literature that was mailed to you with the card. If you've already had a statement close, it will show up at the bottom of the statement. I couldn't find it anywhere on the website until I got my first statement.

edit:  glad you found it, lol

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Thanks Focused, I see the agreement now.

As an aside, I received my statement credit and year of prime today after only 32 days.

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Glad you found it.

I paid a lot of things off/early in December, so I may not hit the $1K spend until Feb.  I remember they were fast with the 50K points on DD's PRG.

I'm really going to enjoy being back with AMEX.

[FocusedAndDetermined]

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@taxi818 wrote:

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@FocusedAndDetermined wrote:

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@Turbobuick wrote:

Congrats!    Getting more Amex cards immediately negates the advantage of backdating.

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How so, if they're all backdated to 1990?

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IM sure they did not know you had 24 year backdating. lol

i think that person thinks you are a noob to the game of amex. but since you are back. with that kind of time. it does not matter which month you back too. your AAOA will rock no matter what. probably max out the catagory on your score. congrats.

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The confusion was cleared up, and thank you.