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What does the American Express Oasis card look like?

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haulingthescoreup
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Re: What does the American Express Oasis card look like?



@Anonymous wrote:
Recovery product means that it is a card to establish your history with amex again. If you go past due twice or bounce a check or go over limit more than twice with it...you could lose the card. With no hopes of reinstatement.



Thanks--since you posted the card image, I can see that it doesn't say "recovery," which I thought would be kind of tacky.

So I guess someone might actually be able to tell that it's a Oasis card by looking at it, with the blue background, but they would have to be familiar with it. Sort of like running into a co-worker at an AA meeting, lol.
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Anonymous
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Re: What does the American Express Oasis card look like?

Amex still displays the blue Optima on their site:

http://www.americanexpress.com/optima

I think that in other threads, I've seen people talk about having the blue Optima which was not part of the Oasis Recovery Program, so I'm assuming they still offer it to people, perhaps if someone doesn't qualify for Platinum?

I've been out of the Amex loop for a while.
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Anonymous
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Re: What does the American Express Oasis card look like?

I thought it was an Optima Platinum that Oasis members received.  Didn't know it was an Oasis-specific Optima card.
 
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haulingthescoreup
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Re: What does the American Express Oasis card look like?


@Anonymous wrote:
Amex still displays the blue Optima on their site:

http://www.americanexpress.com/optima

I think that in other threads, I've seen people talk about having the blue Optima which was not part of the Oasis Recovery Program, so I'm assuming they still offer it to people, perhaps if someone doesn't qualify for Platinum?

I've been out of the Amex loop for a while.

American Express must be the most bewildering CCC on the planet when it comes to their website! When I go to their home page, and then click "personal cards", and then at the bottom right, click "see more cards to choose from" and type in optima in the search box, it brings up the Optima Plat, period. All silver-colored, and it says "platinum" on it.

But if I enter the URL that mjgray provided (thanks, mj!), it cheerfully takes me immediately to a page that says "Welcome to your Optima card," and there it is with the silver centurion image on a blue, not silver, background.

And if you go to the "View all cards" option, only the Optima platinum is displayed. Have they stopped offering the Optima with the blue background for new applicants?

Honestly, they need to slash their product line in half. Their cards seem to multiply like mushrooms after a spring rain. And their card search option doesn't work with Firefox, either, so I have to go in through IE. hmmmph Smiley Mad
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Anonymous
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Re: What does the American Express Oasis card look like?


@SonorityGenius wrote:
I think the Oasis is a program built into Optima card (without plat benefits and logo)



Oh cool. The original Optima (blue) True Grace Card. Amex discontinued it years back and converted people to other cards or Optima Platinum. Did they bring it back?

But if I remember correctly the True Grace Card had the words "True Grace Card" right under the name Optima. I believe that the True Grace Card was a different product packaged on top of the Optima Card. So True Grace and Optima Platinum were different. True Grace Card allowed card holders to carry balances up to 25 days past the due date I think with out paying a cent in interest. Don't quote me to be exact because I hadn't seen the blue card in many years.

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Creditaddict
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Re: What does the American Express Oasis card look like?

well actually amex just nixed a big line of cards.
the "IN" cards
The Nest Card
The Knot Card
 
They all got cancelled.
 
 
and the blue optima use to be offered as the non platinum version of the optima accounts (like green, to gold)
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heirophant
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Re: What does the American Express Oasis card look like?



haulingthescoreup wrote:
OK, PLEASE tell me how you import images into your thread from another website. I have a copy option when I'm on the site with the image, but when I right-click on the forum thread, there's no option to paste. I've been playing with this for a week now, and it's making me crazy. O:


To answer your question, use CTRL + V to paste.  You can use CTRL + C to copy BTW.  Make sure anything you want to copy is highlighted before you copy it.
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haulingthescoreup
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Re: What does the American Express Oasis card look like?


@heirophant wrote:

@haulingthescoreup wrote:
OK, PLEASE tell me how you import images into your thread from another website. I have a copy option when I'm on the site with the image, but when I right-click on the forum thread, there's no option to paste. I've been playing with this for a week now, and it's making me crazy. O:
To answer your question, use CTRL + V to paste.  You can use CTRL + C to copy BTW.  Make sure anything you want to copy is highlighted before you copy it.
Not in Firefox. And it hasn't worked when I've tried it in IE, either.

Text, yes. Images, no. I have to copy/paste to Paint, upload to imageshack.us, send the link, yada yada.
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Anonymous
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Re: What does the American Express Oasis card look like?


@haulingthescoreup wrote:

@heirophant wrote:

haulingthescoreup wrote: OK, PLEASE tell me how you import images into your thread from another website. I have a copy option when I'm on the site with the image, but when I right-click on the forum thread, there's no option to paste. I've been playing with this for a week now, and it's making me crazy. O:
To answer your question, use CTRL + V to paste.  You can use CTRL + C to copy BTW.  Make sure anything you want to copy is highlighted before you copy it.
Not in Firefox. And it hasn't worked when I've tried it in IE, either. Text, yes. Images, no. I have to copy/paste to Paint, upload to imageshack.us, send the link, yada yada.


Hauling... I've tried to post an answer as to how to post photos from another site, but of course my html tags aren't showing up so the reply looks a mess! I will PM you... Smiley Happy
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heirophant
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Re: What does the American Express Oasis card look like?



@haulingthescoreup wrote:

@heirophant wrote:

@haulingthescoreup wrote:
OK, PLEASE tell me how you import images into your thread from another website. I have a copy option when I'm on the site with the image, but when I right-click on the forum thread, there's no option to paste. I've been playing with this for a week now, and it's making me crazy. O:
To answer your question, use CTRL + V to paste.  You can use CTRL + C to copy BTW.  Make sure anything you want to copy is highlighted before you copy it.
Not in Firefox. And it hasn't worked when I've tried it in IE, either.

Text, yes. Images, no. I have to copy/paste to Paint, upload to imageshack.us, send the link, yada yada.


Well, I never use Firefox (I like the IE GUI too much in this forum), but I did just copy and paste your photo, and it worked in IE.  Its what I always do for images.
 

 
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