That's my impression reading upthread a while ago. that's why I am saying correct me if I am wrong. But thought Amex with 3rd party like airlines are not qualified
Yes, I had Cap1 since Mar 2024 - that could be the difference.
I used an Amex velocity card for GT about 2 years back and it went through just fine - I think there's a difference between those cards and the DJ cobranded amex, which doesn't work (not that the card is around anymore).
It was the C1 VX pre-approval application - you'll get the score if you get rejected. If you get approved then all the better?
For over a year, i had the US Globalmail's Texas address as my mailing address, and another address as my residential one. (An Arizona address) I had no problems with Cap1 or AMEX.
I really hope it won't be sold off. Local banks such as NAB will gut it and everything will turn to cough.
That’s it thanks. Still have no score or fileI used an Amex velocity card for GT about 2 years back and it went through just fine - I think there's a difference between those cards and the DJ cobranded amex, which doesn't work (not that the card is around anymore).
It was the C1 VX pre-approval application - you'll get the score if you get rejected. If you get approved then all the better?
You can link your AU account to your US account, I can't imagine why you couldn't do the same with an SG account. It isn't automatic, you need to go into your account settings somewhere and do it. I can never remember what it is called but calling Premier will get you someone to explain
That's 5/24 I'm afraid GT still shows up in your credit report and count as accounts opened.
Thank you for letting me know. I will snoop around the site, but will probably have to call up the Premier department in the end. And sadly my Mandarin Chinese is basic at best
To see your US HSBC Premier acct in your Australian HSBC Premier acct, you need to first set up online US HSBC banking. Then go into your Australian HSBC acct, and under the My Account tab, select Add or Remove a country under Global View and follow the prompted steps.
That’s what I’m hoping too. I find them a good bank to deal with but for their foibles all financial institutions have them (like puny daily online transfer limits, taking so long to verify family trusts as not criminal enterprises but legitimate structures, etc). It has taken 1.5 weeks to review my CC limit increase application when it took <1 day for the initial approval - they’re my only gripes.
I believe that we are neighbours who moved at about the same time.
To see your US HSBC Premier acct in your Australian HSBC Premier acct, you need to first set up online US HSBC banking. Then go into your Australian HSBC acct, and under the My Account tab, select Add or Remove a country under Global View and follow the prompted steps.
Yes, i agree that HSBC processes are very slow and coughbersome, but apart from that, their staff are generally fine and helpful, and their Premier status is rather handy.
