Which plan are you on? Do you have a lot of plats? The credit's only $10 per month, right?I will probably let the number go when I run out of credits which will take about 8 years lol
Which plan are you on? Do you have a lot of plats? The credit's only $10 per month, right?I will probably let the number go when I run out of credits which will take about 8 years lol
Which plan are you on? Do you have a lot of plats? The credit's only $10 per month, right?
Question on adding authorised users / supp cards to one’s account.
How do you activate the card? They ask for SSN when trying to activate the card.
Do we have to call them or do I activate the card by saying that I’m activating it for myself?
Thanks, I did a bit of research and found people who chatted to confirm the AU’s card, so I tried that too and it worked.I called them myself and said the supp holder had no SSN then gave the passport number. I believe live chat from your account might work as well now. Once supp card holder got an account, he or she can use her own live chat to activate.
I'm not quite sure but I think I got them to create an account as well. Back at those days, each supp card needed its own account even when they were in the same name but these days one account can handle multiple supp cards.
Also waiting to hear some updated info on this.
Update - Used Talkatone for getting the US number.
Most people have a Aus HSBC Premier account and meet the fee free conditions here. Then they request to open up a US premier account on the basis of their australian account and it's fee free I believe.Hi all, still pretty new in my US CC journey.
I was able to open a HSBC Premier US bank account.
Is there a US$50 account keeping fee for premier customers too?
If so, I understand if I transfer US$5000 into the account every month then there is no fee. How are people with HSBC managing this to avoid account keeping fee?
oh right. I do have a HSBC AU Premier but my US account has its own unique login id. Do I need to get them linked under one id to get fee free? I'll email my RM as well. Thanks heaps.Most people have a Aus HSBC Premier account and meet the fee free conditions here. Then they request to open up a US premier account on the basis of their australian account and it's fee free I believe.
I believe most people get their RM to open up a US account for them. I don't have a premier account so I'm not sure. I do think getting your RM involved could be useful to link the accounts.oh right. I do have a HSBC AU Premier but my US account has its own unique login id. Do I need to get them linked under one id to get fee free? I'll email my RM as well. Thanks heaps.
righto. I was in a rush so I applied directly, the US account was opened within 5 business days, which was pretty good. I'm in a bit of spot, I applied for Amex via GT route having read that address proof is very randomly asked so I went ahead without the proof.I believe most people get their RM to open up a US account for them. I don't have a premier account so I'm not sure. I do think getting your RM involved could be useful to link the accounts.
I have UK & Aus Premier accounts. You can link them yourself online via online bankingoh right. I do have a HSBC AU Premier but my US account has its own unique login id. Do I need to get them linked under one id to get fee free? I'll email my RM as well. Thanks heaps.
If the authorised user does not have a SSN / ITIN, the main cardholder can contact Amex by telephone / chat and provide the authorised user's passport information.I called them myself and said the supp holder had no SSN then gave the passport number. I believe live chat from your account might work as well now. Once supp card holder got an account, he or she can use her own live chat to activate.
I'm not quite sure but I think I got them to create an account as well. Back at those days, each supp card needed its own account even when they were in the same name but these days one account can handle multiple supp cards.
Also waiting to hear some updated info on this.
Thanks. Just did that. Can see both my AU & US accounts now.I have UK & Aus Premier accounts. You can link them yourself online via online banking
My Banking > Add or Remove a Country
Has anyone struggled with what has been considered a "restuarant" with the green card? There are places that I would consider restuarants (e.g. a sit-down pizzaeria) that isn't considered one. I seem to find that those who use square as a payment system tend to have it miscoded as groceries.
Yes, this is also a problem for using the monthly dining credit on the Marriott Brilliant card, unfortunately there's no real incentives for the restaurant to ensure its classification is correct so it's really a trial and error to figure out which restaurant works.
I had my Marriott Bonvoy for about 1 year or so maybe and had my FICO when I applied for my 2nd, which was the Amex gold via Resy too. Logged into my U.S. account and applied. Can’t recall the specifics but I must have clicked no SSN. I think I got called for some verification questions but they weren’t a big issue.Question re. 2nd Amex application
I've held the no-fee Amex Hilton card for over 2 years (acquired via Global transfer from Aus) and now have a FICO score of 770. I have a US HSBC premier account for Proof of address but no SSN or ITIN.
As my 2nd card, I'd like to apply for the Amex Gold - ideally via the Resy offer to get 75k (instead of the 60k that I see when being logged in under my Amex account).
Has anyone (without SSN/ITIN) NOT done their 2nd application via GT and been successfully approved? Has anyone used a 3rd party link (such as the Resy one) and been successful, or is GT multiple times the way to go?
When you open a US Premier account, do you need proof of address to put down a US address for the account?I have a US HSBC premier account for Proof of address but no SSN or ITIN.