MikeG
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As I was rolling off an Amex Gold Business card, I decided the best course of action was for my wife to sign up for a Qantas Ultimate card so she got the signup points.  I'm not sure if that was a great idea as It's been an absolute nightmare.
1. Low Limit - as she is a stay at home mum and student, her income is such that the card limit was $5000 - attempts to increase the limit have been largely ignored. We submitted the paperwork about two months ago now... No response.
2. They didn't pay the signup bonus - we spend about $15k per month on the card, gaining 20k+ QFFs per month, but after three months, there has been no payout of the signup points.
Is this par for the course for Amex? Even with a reasonable 6-figure family income, are they as foolish as to take only the primary cardholder's income into account? I recently signed up for a Qantas Money Premium MC, and it was approved with $27k limit so I'm pretty sure the credit rating is intact
Thoughts?
M
	
		
			
		
		
	
				
			1. Low Limit - as she is a stay at home mum and student, her income is such that the card limit was $5000 - attempts to increase the limit have been largely ignored. We submitted the paperwork about two months ago now... No response.
2. They didn't pay the signup bonus - we spend about $15k per month on the card, gaining 20k+ QFFs per month, but after three months, there has been no payout of the signup points.
Is this par for the course for Amex? Even with a reasonable 6-figure family income, are they as foolish as to take only the primary cardholder's income into account? I recently signed up for a Qantas Money Premium MC, and it was approved with $27k limit so I'm pretty sure the credit rating is intact
Thoughts?
M
			
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