Yes, the two are like comparing apples and oranges. However, each has benefits. It really depends on what sort of benefit you are after.
Thanks for the info . Can I not use one esim at a time ( by switching off other ) if I have 2 Esims installed ?Have you checked if you installed both E-Sims on the same IMEI or not? you phone should have 2 IMEIs.
anyhow, you can only run one E-Sim and one Physical nano sim on iPhones prior to 13.
One must be physical.
hmm, I'm not sure, might be possible if they're installed on different IMEIs?
I have previously used 2 esims on this phone ( both of oz carriers ) I might have had to switch one off at time .Have you checked if you installed both E-Sims on the same IMEI or not? you phone should have 2 IMEIs.
anyhow, you can only run one E-Sim and one Physical nano sim on iPhones prior to 13.
One must be physical.
One day they might just get it up - I don't know why regulators are on such a crusade about this issue - it NEVER results in lower prices for consumers - retailers just absorb it into their margins. Look what happened in AU with the RBA's "Reforms". Do the Americans not see what happened here as a cautionary tale? Yes, I am biased but for good reason.
Actually I just had my new card shipped to oz 7 days after approval . Fraud dept identified me using existing card .and called me back on my text now no Witt first call on hold . Pleasantly surprised .no is 888 213 4286
I had to wait six months and that's what Cs rep told me back in January when I mentioned I was interested in the Bonvoy business card as well. Tried to apply four months in back in May (first card approved in January) but my application was denied in an instant.
That's interesting. Did they give any more info as to why? I applied for my first two US Amexes within weeks of each other.
Amex seems to be okay with 2 x cc approvals in 90 days, but at least 5 days in between the two. Chase (5 in 24 months rule) although a bit tougher with card approvals than Amex.
Chase wasn’t it? Mention of “Cs rep”. Not quite sure really.
Hm okay but did you have a credit score as well when you applied for your first US Amexes?
Approved (to my great surprise). Seems like the identity verification documents were enough. Can't believe I am now on the Chase business card bandwagon — one of the best churning opportunities out there because they can be alternated with Amex business cards while remaining under 5/24.
Congrats!!
One thing to keep in mind is that the Amex CSRs often misunderstand the application rules for Amex cards (reports of errors are pretty commonplace on US forums). Also, you can often get approved after an initial denial through recon, so also keep that in mind next time.
I don't want to divulge anything too personal here, but let me give you a few tips:
What do you need to get an Amex business card?
A pulse. You apply as a sole proprietor, can put $0 business revenue if you want (if you need to verify over the phone, just say you're only starting with your side job, which could be anything — selling on Ebay, Uber driver, etc etc). The only documentation they ever require is proof of address (a checking account statement will do) and identity (passport will do). Never proof of income/business unless you get a financial review, which typically only happens if you do something suspicious (put $10K on a brand new card, credit cycle, etc).
