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I thought I remembered reading a post about it a month or two ago, but I can't find it. Maybe it had something to do with the Platinum Optima?
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Re: Does Amex have something like BDD?
They have something even better, called a structure change, but it only works of you also have a foreign address.
As for converting one card to another, that would usually be possible.
Saar
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Re: Does Amex have something like BDD?
Originally posted by Saar
They have something even better, called a structure change, but it only works of you also have a foreign address.
As for converting one card to another, that would usually be possible.
Saar
what is a structure change?
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Re: Does Amex have something like BDD?
Yes Saar,
Do tell. I have access to a foreign address and references. Can't get an AMEX here and would love to have one.
cariba
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Re: Does Amex have something like BDD?
The BDD works for amex as well, except for the double part.
Apply for the Delta skymiles card (one of their easiest cards). after getting the card call to convert to optima platinum, and get your annual fee returned, APR p+4%.
You'll probably need a score of 650 or higher to be approved.
-Roman
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Re: Does Amex have something like BDD?
Do you know if an Amex gold can be converted to either a Blue or to an Optima Platinum?
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Re: Does Amex have something like B
Originally posted by nquisitive
Do you know if an Amex gold can be converted to either a Blue or to an Optima Platinum?
AFAIK, a charge card cannot be converted to a credit card©
Saar
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Re: Does Amex have something like BDD?
Originally posted by Saar
They have something even better, called a structure change, but it only works of you also have a foreign address.
Saar
Saar, I am living outside US and have established
credit in this country (Venezuela). Could you please explain me the "Structure change"?
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Re: Does Amex have something like B
Do they issue Amex there? Can you get one of their cards?
Saar
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Re: Does Amex have something like B
The BDD works sorta.
They won't have a problem extending you another card, but they will only split up your current "limit". I guess im in the AMEX loser profile ($2000 limit) until further notice.
3.9% for 6 months on purchases/bt is aight.
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