Congrats on the SPG indeed!
I believe there was another user here semi-recently (last few weeks) that was approved for a SPG with a credit file / score which I was thinking "snowball's chance in..." on. The underwriting criteria may have changed on at least some of the Amex revolvers with their now issuing comparitively low CL's (both on the SPG and on some recent BCE/BCP) to non-gold-plated applicants vis a vis the change to Chase's Freedom product.
Hard to say with Amex and their internal model, but regardless, serious congrats on what previously would've been considered (and sorta still is in my case haha) a forumite shock-inducing approval. 
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@Anonymous wrote:Paperwork only has credit score and other "Hooked on Phonics" type of stuff to help you better understand how they issued credit. No APR disclosed, tried calling just now and the automated system wants to pretend like it's 7am and I have all day to wait on a rep. I'll update when it arrives.
APR should be on the same page of your aggreement that has your CL and Cash Advance limits on it. Should be about 15.24% and an explanation of how much over prime your interest rate is. Took me quite a bit to find this particular doc as well as there were many pages of disclaimers, etc.
Congrats on getting the SPG card..That card is next on my list, I only stay at Starwood hotels when traveling so this card will definitely get used over and over...I'm just waiting for the right time to pull the trigger, my util is reporting at 15% right now, just waiting for next FICO update to show it down to 6%..
OMG I just learned about something called SPG Moments. 10k points gets you two tickets to Cirque de Solei show and backstage passes/meets n greet etc.
WOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW I'm gonna love this card.
@jamesdwi, thanks for that tidbit of info,, I didn't know that, I think I can hold for some more months, definitely won't hurt, my scores will actually be up even more by then...Have to resist temptation now...