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Originally posted by: jadinolf
Forgot to mention
Newegg Preferred Account.
Can't live without that one.![]()
Newegg declined me...those bastards!!!!
Originally posted by: jadinolf
Forgot to mention
Newegg Preferred Account.
Can't live without that one.![]()
Originally posted by: shocksyde
Originally posted by: Azurik
*snip*
You don't have the chairman card? (I think it's either chase or citi)
What a LOSER!
Originally posted by: Rogodin2
I have 18 business credit cards (for my Corporation) and 2 personal.
The 18 each have a $200,000 limit, my personal cards have 3 million combined limit with a combined balance of $55,322.
Rogo
Originally posted by: Rogodin2
I have 18 business credit cards (for my Corporation) and 2 personal.
The 18 each have a $200,000 limit, my personal cards have 3 million combined limit with a combined balance of $55,322.
Rogo
Originally posted by: Azurik
Originally posted by: Rogodin2
I have 18 business credit cards (for my Corporation) and 2 personal.
The 18 each have a $200,000 limit, my personal cards have 3 million combined limit with a combined balance of $55,322.
Rogo
I never call shens on someone, but I'm calling it this time. You have 2 personal cards, with an average $1.5M each? Finance and credit cards is my domain and I've never heard of that before. The AMEX Centurion has a maximum hard limit of $1M unless you wire transfer funds into their bank before the purchase. That was the maximum they allowed for me and through others, the same ceiling was set. The Citi Chairman and White Stratus (and perhaps the other premier VISA/MC Signature and Quantum if you want to put them in that category) doesn't come near there for a limit.
Which card is it? Brand and type please.
Originally posted by: OulOat
Originally posted by: Azurik
Originally posted by: Rogodin2
I have 18 business credit cards (for my Corporation) and 2 personal.
The 18 each have a $200,000 limit, my personal cards have 3 million combined limit with a combined balance of $55,322.
Rogo
I never call shens on someone, but I'm calling it this time. You have 2 personal cards, with an average $1.5M each? Finance and credit cards is my domain and I've never heard of that before. The AMEX Centurion has a maximum hard limit of $1M unless you wire transfer funds into their bank before the purchase. That was the maximum they allowed for me and through others, the same ceiling was set. The Citi Chairman and White Stratus (and perhaps the other premier VISA/MC Signature and Quantum if you want to put them in that category) doesn't come near there for a limit.
Which card is it? Brand and type please.
Wooo, someone is going to get a smackdown.
Originally posted by: Azurik
Originally posted by: OulOat
Originally posted by: Azurik
Originally posted by: Rogodin2
I have 18 business credit cards (for my Corporation) and 2 personal.
The 18 each have a $200,000 limit, my personal cards have 3 million combined limit with a combined balance of $55,322.
Rogo
I never call shens on someone, but I'm calling it this time. You have 2 personal cards, with an average $1.5M each? Finance and credit cards is my domain and I've never heard of that before. The AMEX Centurion has a maximum hard limit of $1M unless you wire transfer funds into their bank before the purchase. That was the maximum they allowed for me and through others, the same ceiling was set. The Citi Chairman and White Stratus (and perhaps the other premier VISA/MC Signature and Quantum if you want to put them in that category) doesn't come near there for a limit.
Which card is it? Brand and type please.
Wooo, someone is going to get a smackdown.
I bet you he won't respond to my challenge![]()
Originally posted by: shocksyde
There's an online bank with a 6.0% savings account I saw on FW forums. Can't remember the name.
If you apply for a ton of 1yr 0%BT cards and pull $100k into the 6% savings account, you can make $6k in one year for sitting on your ass doing nothing (minus some BT fees probably, but it's still thousands of dollars).
