For the first 2, as noted in other threads,you can only refer from co-branded cards to the same family of cards (although you can refer to both personal and business). For the Gold, you should be able to. When you click on the referral link, you don’t have the option of switching between cards?
I have an Amex credit card that had a statement close with a $700 balance, next day I made an online purchase for ~$2500 and then had to cancel that order, so it refunded to my card. Now Amex shows a remaining statement balance of $0. Does that mean they credited the $2500 refund as a 'payment' against my statement balance- i.e. do I have no payment due this month now and the $700 will only be due next month (as $700 of the $2500 purchase)?
correct
Quotes in a signature is annoying, as it comes across as an independent post.
Isn't that strange? In theory it sounds like an easy way to carry whatever balance you want indefinitely, no?
Wouldn't be surprised if they flagged you for that, if it was happening to often. I'd be careful.
Wouldn't surprise me. But at least as a one-time solution to get a month interest-free if one needs it....
Definitely true. Use it sparingly, as it may cost you your (amex) life.
Can I get a second card on a existing credit card. If yes how? I'm looking to get it on a chase account.
Authorized user?
No, just the same card numbers.
With chase an authorized user will have the same card number. Or u can tell them the card was damaged. That works with other issuers.
Will damaged card work with chase?
Presumably yes
Yes
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