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Shan
Shan (@guest_196534)
November 13, 2015 11:55

Hi all, I don’t have any fidelity account, but I’m interested 2% cash back with this card as I’m switching to serve from RB.
Before posting this question, I did read flyertalk forum to an extent.
Can I apply for Fidelity amex card without having any account?
Looks like I can apply and get without having account, but some conflict information about getting cashback without account. I can use it as worldpoints for travel, but I cant get cashback without Fidelity account. Is that right? or the other-way round?? Anyone can clarify this? Thank you in advance.

Justin H
Justin H (@guest_158599)
August 11, 2015 22:34

Has anyone tried applying for the Fidelity Investment Amex and the Fidelity Investment Visa Sig at the same time to see if they’d combine into one hard pull? In theory, since they’re operated by FIA Card Services / BOA, you’d think they only result in one hard pull. Just curious because I do plan to apply for this card soon.

Chuck Sithe
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Chuck Sithe(@chucksithe)
August 11, 2015 23:46

I believe that the inquiries are likely to be combine. Even BoA with Fia Amex is reportedly combined.

Mike
Mike (@guest_158053)
August 11, 2015 01:53

How can you link Fidelity amex to express checkout to get $10 promotion?

Carl
Carl (@guest_157971)
August 10, 2015 21:35

How do you do Serve loads with this card? I keep looking at serve and this and I cannot figure out how to do that other than buying GCs as usual. What am I missing here?

Carl
Carl (@guest_157974)
August 10, 2015 21:39

Wait, never mind. I got it now. Carry on, nothing to see here.(Apparently no way to delete posts)

Brian F
Brian F (@guest_157858)
August 10, 2015 16:35

The original post says, “The offer is valid through July 29, 2015 and the offer code for this bonus is VACD37.” Will FIA / Bank of America honor the bonus as long as the application form loads that way? There is no mention of July 29th on the offer screen.

Brian F
Brian F (@guest_160818)
August 17, 2015 11:13

“We apologize for any inconvenience. The application you are requesting is currently unavailable. Please Note: This application may be unavailable for maintenance, development improvements, or this offer may have expired.”

That’s the message I got after I submitted my application. I did it last night and then tried again this morning to make sure it wasn’t a technical issue. It looks like the offer actually is expired, but they don’t tell you until after you submit the application.

Devon
Devon (@guest_161645)
August 19, 2015 10:52

Is this still live? The link works but I don’t like that Brian got an error after submitting.

Mark O
Mark O (@guest_157431)
August 9, 2015 20:01

Can you load Serve with the Amex Flexperks too?

credit
credit (@guest_157363)
August 9, 2015 15:51

This Amex is not eligible for Amex offers. Is that what you mean by sync offers?

Chuck Sithe
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Chuck Sithe(@chucksithe)
August 9, 2015 18:43

It is eligible for Amex Offer via Twitter. I use it all the time for that.

Mark O
Mark O (@guest_157322)
August 9, 2015 13:05

Where do you go to pay this…fidelity’s website?

Also don’t you have to withdraw over $250 in points to get the full 2% cash back…isn’t it lesser value if you do it at a lower amount?

Anonymous
Anonymous (@guest_157428)
August 9, 2015 19:51

The card is managed by FIA Card Services, so to pay it, you go to fiacardservices.com.

If you withdraw the points to a Fidelity account, you can get the full 2% cash back (1 point equaling one cent) at any time (although the minimum redemption this way is 5000 points). Fidelity has some interesting accounts, but even if you’re not big on investing, they have a “cash management” account which is basically a checking account with a debit card that gives fee free ATM withdrawals anywhere in the world.

Preacher
Preacher (@guest_157301)
August 9, 2015 12:14

Can you make Serve loads with this card, and get points for it?

Jeremiah
Jeremiah (@guest_157304)
August 9, 2015 12:26

Yes, I’ve been doing so for a year now.

Harlan V.
Harlan V. (@guest_157309)
August 9, 2015 12:38

Yep, a free $240 a year! Love it!