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    Default Today I got my Everyday version of the Blue Cash in the mail

    I just got the card today its nice looking, 22 apr 1k limit 0 percent for a year which is nice.
    Experian pulled 645 according to the letter i got with the card.

    I plan on keeping this card for at least 2 years before upgrading to prefferred. After 61 days can i call in a credit increase, i plan on spending alittle over 500 a month. So 3 k would be perfect to keep the utilization at under 20% I plan on not carrying a balance 22 percent would
    eat up the cash back quick. I also have the zync so in a year i can decide which one i like more.
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    Congratulations!
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    im excited considering everyone says amex credit cards are hard to get.
    its a high apr but i don;t plan on having a balance. I really think i like the charge card more, im the kind of person that likes things simple and having just one card would be easier. Ill give it a year work out.
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    Congrats! I recently discovered I have a 728 Ex, so I'll probably shoot for this after some time passes (just applied/got approved for Chase Freedom). Let me know how your Blue Cash works out for you compared to the Zync!
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    ill do 1 year update i like the idea of getting cash back but i really like the look of the zync, looks much more professional also you have to pay it off, i already got a closing date on my zync and just paid in full.
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    At 22% you HAVE to use it as a charge card and pay it off in full every month, or the APR will sink you. If you revolve even a portion of the balance you essentially give up the grace period and pay interest on everything, and at 22% it will add up quickly.
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    ya im not going to carry a balance anyways. The lowest apr for the card is 17 percent
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    congratulations. I agree with you give the card a year. I also like a premium card over a flexibility to spend overtime card.
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