What's so great about AMEX Blue?

mithrandir2001

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It seems like a lot of people use Blue. I never had an AMEX card because I don't want to pay their $55 annual fee when I can get a Visa/MC for free. But you all aren't stupid. Why should I get an AMEX Blue card like the rest of you?
 

jahawkin

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i'm pretty sure blue doesn't have an annual fee. I hope not, cause i just got mine in the mail today..people like it because of its low APR, and price-matching features..
 

erub

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it involves you calling them up and telling them that the product u bought within the last 60 days dropped in price. I dont even know if you hafta prove it. They give you up to $1000/year in refunds this way.
 

erub

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don't forget that the card looks badass ;)

they also give u a free internet protection reader thingy, not sure what good it is though, since i never really worried about getting frauded (bank always covers you if its more than $50)
 

RanDum72

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Another thing is their interest rates are low. 0% intro and 9.99% fixed after that. Plus no annual fee.
 

Murpheeee

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Yeah the pricematching is great for computer parts.
They also do 6 months at 0% APR on new purchases when you sign up, even after that it only goes up to 11%

They also have an Online Fraud Protection Guarantee
Use the card online, and you won't be responsible for any unauthorized charges. Period.
 

Presence

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I dont have no annual fee on it...and that little chip in the middle looks hella leet
 

Shantanu

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Most people, like me, just get it because it looks cool. That whole smart card/smart chip stuff I've never even used. It comes with a free card reader too; never took that thing out of the box. Just a regular card for most of us.



<< you have to make 20k/yr to qualify >>



Hell no. I worrked at Kroger last year when I was 17, and made about $900 that summer. I got the card right after I turned 18, and they gave me a $2000 credit limit.