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@SouthJamaica wrote:
@fedxboy wrote:
@SouthJamaica wrote:I was just advised by an American Express customer service rep that on March 21st
Amex JetBlue cardholders will have their cards replaced by either a Barclays JetBlue
Rewards Mastercard or a Barclays JetBlue Business Mastercard.
He had no information on whether Amex JetBlue cardholders will also be
offered another Amex card.
If you have any further information, please update this thread.
Wonderful news and a wonderful thread -- thank you so much!!! Also an interesting data point was the PC to another Amex card. I got the Amex Jet Blue card around the end of Jan 2015 and it's my 3rd real Amex and last backdated Amex. I think I'll change to the Amex ED card then, as I don't think Barclays really likes me..lol. They did give me a good card with a good rate, but never a CLI and it was opened 8/2014. Good to know I have till March, thanks again!!!
Well I don't know for sure what the CSR did. He assured me that it wouldn't be a new account, it would just be a continuation of the existing account, and that there wouldn't be a hard pull. But then he said I would find out if my "request" is granted in 7 to 10 business days. That sounded an awful lot like an application for a new account to me. I checked the application status page, and sure enough it's showing up there as an application. So I hope this guy didn't just pull a fast one on me.
What does the app status say?
Have you gotten any alert of a HP?
Very interested in this as I would love to convert before it gets dumped to Barclays.
I've definitely been waiting for this update, so thank you for bringing it to light!
I have two burning questions: if we're getting new cards that are now issued by Barclays and the account age remains intact, does this still report report as a new account on our credit reports or does it just effectively "swap out" the Amex account? Also, would the credit lines remain intact as well, or would that be within Barclays purview to issue their own credit limit? Anyone with experience regarding this?
I'm not a huge fan of Barclays and have closed two card accounts with them, so i'd really prefer to keep my account on Amex. My dilemma is that I love flying JetBlue and do so a lot, and that card just makes sense for me to have. Decisions, decisions.
I appreciate the input/insight!
@AirlinerDudeB6 wrote:
@SouthJamaica wrote:
@fedxboy wrote:
@SouthJamaica wrote:I was just advised by an American Express customer service rep that on March 21st
Amex JetBlue cardholders will have their cards replaced by either a Barclays JetBlue
Rewards Mastercard or a Barclays JetBlue Business Mastercard.
He had no information on whether Amex JetBlue cardholders will also be
offered another Amex card.
If you have any further information, please update this thread.
Wonderful news and a wonderful thread -- thank you so much!!! Also an interesting data point was the PC to another Amex card. I got the Amex Jet Blue card around the end of Jan 2015 and it's my 3rd real Amex and last backdated Amex. I think I'll change to the Amex ED card then, as I don't think Barclays really likes me..lol. They did give me a good card with a good rate, but never a CLI and it was opened 8/2014. Good to know I have till March, thanks again!!!
Well I don't know for sure what the CSR did. He assured me that it wouldn't be a new account, it would just be a continuation of the existing account, and that there wouldn't be a hard pull. But then he said I would find out if my "request" is granted in 7 to 10 business days. That sounded an awful lot like an application for a new account to me. I checked the application status page, and sure enough it's showing up there as an application. So I hope this guy didn't just pull a fast one on me.
What does the app status say?
In progress
Have you gotten any alert of a HP?
No I haven't
Very interested in this as I would love to convert before it gets dumped to Barclays.
What I would really like is both
@bch238 wrote:Typically, when an account is bought out by or transferred to another bank, the age of the account remains unchanged. My CSP is dated to 1991. CSP didn't even exist then. It was originally issued by FirstUSA. A few bank buy-outs later, I landed with Chase, who issued me a basic Chase Visa. Then it became Gold, then Platinum. Eventually wihtout asking it became a CS, which I then converted to CSP. It still reports as a 1991 account..........
Thanks, bch238
@SouthJamaica wrote:
@AirlinerDudeB6 wrote:
@SouthJamaica wrote:
@fedxboy wrote:
@SouthJamaica wrote:I was just advised by an American Express customer service rep that on March 21st
Amex JetBlue cardholders will have their cards replaced by either a Barclays JetBlue
Rewards Mastercard or a Barclays JetBlue Business Mastercard.
He had no information on whether Amex JetBlue cardholders will also be
offered another Amex card.
If you have any further information, please update this thread.
Wonderful news and a wonderful thread -- thank you so much!!! Also an interesting data point was the PC to another Amex card. I got the Amex Jet Blue card around the end of Jan 2015 and it's my 3rd real Amex and last backdated Amex. I think I'll change to the Amex ED card then, as I don't think Barclays really likes me..lol. They did give me a good card with a good rate, but never a CLI and it was opened 8/2014. Good to know I have till March, thanks again!!!
Well I don't know for sure what the CSR did. He assured me that it wouldn't be a new account, it would just be a continuation of the existing account, and that there wouldn't be a hard pull. But then he said I would find out if my "request" is granted in 7 to 10 business days. That sounded an awful lot like an application for a new account to me. I checked the application status page, and sure enough it's showing up there as an application. So I hope this guy didn't just pull a fast one on me.
What does the app status say?
In progress
Have you gotten any alert of a HP?
No I haven't
Very interested in this as I would love to convert before it gets dumped to Barclays.
What I would really like is both
Thanks.
Keep up posted if/when the status changes....or you get a HP alert.
@AirlinerDudeB6 wrote:
@SouthJamaica wrote:
@AirlinerDudeB6 wrote:
@SouthJamaica wrote:
@fedxboy wrote:
@SouthJamaica wrote:I was just advised by an American Express customer service rep that on March 21st
Amex JetBlue cardholders will have their cards replaced by either a Barclays JetBlue
Rewards Mastercard or a Barclays JetBlue Business Mastercard.
He had no information on whether Amex JetBlue cardholders will also be
offered another Amex card.
If you have any further information, please update this thread.
Wonderful news and a wonderful thread -- thank you so much!!! Also an interesting data point was the PC to another Amex card. I got the Amex Jet Blue card around the end of Jan 2015 and it's my 3rd real Amex and last backdated Amex. I think I'll change to the Amex ED card then, as I don't think Barclays really likes me..lol. They did give me a good card with a good rate, but never a CLI and it was opened 8/2014. Good to know I have till March, thanks again!!!
Well I don't know for sure what the CSR did. He assured me that it wouldn't be a new account, it would just be a continuation of the existing account, and that there wouldn't be a hard pull. But then he said I would find out if my "request" is granted in 7 to 10 business days. That sounded an awful lot like an application for a new account to me. I checked the application status page, and sure enough it's showing up there as an application. So I hope this guy didn't just pull a fast one on me.
What does the app status say?
In progress
Have you gotten any alert of a HP?
No I haven't
Very interested in this as I would love to convert before it gets dumped to Barclays.
What I would really like is both
Thanks.
Keep up posted if/when the status changes....or you get a HP alert.
Will do. Still nothing.
I received a letter from Amex dated 1/15/2016. I confirms that my JetBlue Amex will automatically convert to a JetBlue Rewards Mastercard with Barclays Bank on March 21, 2016. The Amex JB card can be used up until that date. The letter cryptically states: "If your Card account status changes before March 18, 2016, your account may not be transferred to Barclaycard. In that case we will contact you with additional details." Possibly this means some customers will receive targeted offers to stay with Amex with a different product? Possibly it simply means no transfer will occur if you default on the Amex account. It's not very clear.
Unexpectedly, the new Barclaycard account will have a new number. The letter states I will will receive "additional communications from Barclaycard about your new JetBlue Rewards MasterCard in the next few weeks."
An outline of various Amex memberships benefits is included with the letter, all of which benefits will be affected, i.e., terminated, by the transition.
@bch238 wrote:
Unexpectedly, the new Barclaycard account will have a new number.
Do you mean "As expected"? New bank, new network, you would expect a change of number.
Yes, I meant to say "not unexpectedly." Thanks.