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They don't ask for any verification of financial docs or anything. By the way I have 3 other AMEX cars already maybe that is why I was approved right away. Thanks OP! If you have no clue on what to put just make it up. What's the worst they can do? Decline you?


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89transam said:Darn declinedDid you provide a TID ? Seems like a toss-up whether filling TID in makes a difference for application approval ? Maybe they do a D&B lookup.


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GTFan said:dudetheobscure said:Forgive the question, but can someone link to the status page?
It's on the OP, read it again.

Mine is approved now, applied same time that I posted it.


thanks for the reply - my oversight. approved!


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Approved - processed after 2 days.


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Approved - Provided no TIN...


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theahnfahn said:Seems you can get a 3% discount on American Express Gift Cards if you buy them with this card. I'm not sure if this is in addition to your standard rebate. Assuming 3% is the max you can get I came up with this fun little calculation.

Ten $500.00 cards = $5000.00 (This is the max you can buy every two weeks)
Ten $ 3.95 fees = $ 39.50 (There is a fee per card)

There is a shipping charge of $12.95 so your total comes out to $5052.45. Assuming the worst case scenario of the 3% discount only applying to the face value of the cards you will get $150 Cash Back, or $97.55 net income. This equates to ~2% discount on American Express Gift Cards.

Now get this, do four of these and you are in the 2.5% cash rebate tier. I'm just hoping these gift cards won't be too hard to sell at face value


Very nice calculation.


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Approved. Applied 20 hours ago. Provided ni TIN.


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It does seem to me that it states a limit of a $250 credit. To me that says that your first purchase receives a credit limited to $250. So I say you are risking losing a huge credit if your first purchase is a small one. Any thoughts?


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Applied last night, still "In progress"


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I called up and you will get a 250.00 credit for your first purchase. Any amount. Meaning you can buy a newspaper with your AMEX and you will get the 250 credit.


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Approved applied last night.
No Fed Tax ID provided.


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got 8-day message. hope this $250 won't run away from me.


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the address line is too short, any suggestion?
thanks a lot


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use RD for Road, etc.


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I don't have a job, never work whole my life, I was approved for this card. My credit score is excellent. can't wait to spend the money for work out machine
Thank's OP


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Rejected. Risk factor too high. Too many enquiries. Too many accounts. Low history.Will try next time.

Thanks OP.


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MyDiscover said:They don't ask for any verification of financial docs or anything. By the way I have 3 other AMEX cars already maybe that is why I was approved right away. Thanks OP! If you have no clue on what to put just make it up. What's the worst they can do? Decline you?

Question for anyone who already has AMEX business cards and applied:

did they do a hard pull?

i'm about to do an app-o-rama and don't want an added hit (0% bal tfr's worth more $). the drag is that, even though my business cards don't show on my individual credit report any more, when they check my credit, they pull my personal also! wish i could show all my biz cl's on my personal, would sure drop my utilization %.


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notblake said:Question for anyone who already has AMEX business cards and applied:

did they do a hard pull?


Had 2 personal cards and 1 business card from AMEX, applied for this and got a hard pull on Equifax. Every business card has done a hard pull on personal credit, and none show up as open credit lines. You might try reallocating to personal credit lines, I know AMEX and Citi will let you.


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hair said:notblake said:Question for anyone who already has AMEX business cards and applied:

did they do a hard pull?


Had 2 personal cards and 1 business card from AMEX, applied for this and got a hard pull on Equifax. Every business card has done a hard pull on personal credit, and none show up as open credit lines. You might try reallocating to personal credit lines, I know AMEX and Citi will let you.


i really appreciate your reply. strange, before your post i had never even considered asking them to allocate some to personal (i *stupidly* got rid of my 15 year old AMEX several years ago for no good reason other than i wasn't using it- dumb).

thanks for the info on the hard pull too. then it's not worth it going into an app-o-rama and i sure don't want AMEX to see that- they'll select me for the dreaded financial review...


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Applied and approved for Gold Business Rewards and the Platinum Premium Cash Rebate. This was also in conjuction with applying and getting approved for Citi Simplicity Rewards, Citi Professonal MasterCard, and MBNA Charles Schwab Visa. What a great time for an App-o-Rama! $780 from 5 cards!! ($250 + $250 + $100 + $100 + $80(10,000 world points)). Now if only I knew about cardoffers.com, that would have netted me an extra $190 for getting approved from the AMEX and Citi cards!!

Edit: Actually I would have gotten $230 from cardoffers.com with the AMEX ($75/approval) and Citi($40/approval) cards. Doh!


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