@Anonymouswrote:
What I'm saying is this. Build your relationship with who you bank with. when you have a consumer spending enormous amounts of money and paying it off in full every month, you are no longer a regular consumer. you are considered a client. if you go to your bank and the bank manager don't know who you are or greet you when you walk in the door then these limit is unreachable for majority. for every card I have I have an checking and saving account, so for amex I use their personal saving to pay for my expenses. most people have 2 to 3 checking accounts at most. I have at least 50 personal credit cards and i bank with every credit issuer that gave me a credit card. most people cant handle 5 credit cards. so clearly i'm not your average person with an average income. next card on my list and i will be done........is the Dubai Royal Card once I receive my invite. that is my new personal ultimate goal before 2020.
and PenFed will throughly vet you before they give you this. trust me i know. and your bank account with them will also let them know what you can handle
Dear Mr. Big Time,
I'm not buying it!
Penfed has a hard limit on unsecured credit card exposure of $50k total it doesn't matter who you are.
Your Chase Palladium (not Pallidium) does not exist it was replaced with the Reserve card.
50 personal cards and you bank with all of them? yea right.
I couldn't open a Bank of America or Chase bank account if I wanted to due to regional restrictions. I seriously doubt you have 50.
I don't know what your doing but I guess it's fun to pretend sometimes.
Good luck in getting your invitation from India.
