Success: Two Atmos Rewards Credit Card Approvals In One Day!

Link: Learn more about the Atmos™ Rewards Summit Visa Infinite® Credit Card, Atmos™ Rewards Ascent Visa Signature® credit card, or Atmos™ Rewards Visa Signature® Business Card

We recently saw the launch of the Atmos Rewards program, and with that, we saw the introduction (or rebranding) of three cards — the Atmos™ Rewards Summit Visa Infinite® Credit Card (review), Atmos™ Rewards Ascent Visa Signature® credit card (review), and Atmos™ Rewards Visa Signature® Business Card (review).

People are potentially eligible for all three cards, and the cards are offering massive welcome offers that will be ending soon, so this is the last chance to apply. Ford just applied for a couple of these cards, and I want to report back on his experience (after all, I supervise all card applications for family). 😉

Success with two Bank of America applications in one day

I’ve already shared my experience getting approved for the Atmos Rewards Summit Card and getting approved for the Atmos Rewards Business Card. However, I had applied on separate days.

These cards are both offering huge welcome bonuses that are ending soon, and Ford didn’t have these cards, so we decided to apply for a couple of them for him last night. I know some people wonder if it’s better to apply for two cards from the same issuer on the same day, or if it makes more sense to space out applications, so let me share our experience yesterday.

Previously, Ford didn’t have any Bank of America or Atmos Rewards cards. So he first decided to apply for the Atmos Rewards Summit Card, which is the premium card in the portfolio. If you don’t want to drop $395 on the annual fee (even though I think the card is otherwise worth it), you could instead use this strategy for the Atmos Rewards Ascent Card.

Anyway, upon submitting his application, he was instantly approved… yay!

Atmos Rewards Summit Card instant approval

With that being approved, we figured we’d also try submitting an application for the Atmos Rewards Business Card, given that people are eligible for both cards, and the bonuses are both huge. Fortunately he got an instant approval there as well!

Atmos Rewards Business Card instant approval

So yeah, you can’t beat getting two approvals from one card issuer in a day, and that doesn’t seem to be an issue with Bank of America, especially if one is a personal card, and one is a business card.

Why I see value in picking up two Atmos Rewards cards

On the most basic level, the welcome bonuses on these Atmos Rewards cards are phenomenal, and there are many great uses of Atmos Rewards points. I know it might not be the sexiest redemption on earth, but I constantly redeem Atmos Rewards points for travel on American, and I find it to be one of the most useful currencies for that.

Jut to prove that, below are my Atmos Rewards redemptions from the last two weeks alone.

I redeem lots of Atmos Rewards points!

So taking advantage of those big bonuses makes a lot of sense, as that will fund a lot of domestic and short haul international travel.

However, I actually think these cards make a lot of sense in the long run, especially the Summit Card. I’ve covered the card perks in great detail separately, so let me simply mention:

I get lots of value with Atmos Rewards points!

Bottom line

We’re seeing incredible welcome offers on Atmos Rewards cards, which will be ending soon. While I picked up a couple of cards several weeks back on different dates, Ford just tried applying for the Atmos Rewards Summit Card and Atmos Rewards Business Card the same day, and got instantly approved for both. That’s in addition to applying for the Citi Strata Elite℠ Card (review), but that’s a different story.

With these offers ending soon, I highly recommend applying ASAP, if interested. Atmos Rewards points are super useful, even if it’s primarily “just” for domestic and short haul international redemptions on American, where you can get outsized value.

Anyone else apply for multiple Atmos Rewards cards on the same day?

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Rae Anne DeBonville Guest

Mike, I agree, does anyone have suggestions on finding out if the award space is phathom prior to actually booking your flight?

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Bbt Guest

Which bureau did they query ? Assuming just one hard pull.

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Geni Guest

How do you rack up so many Atmos miles if you primarily fly AA? Tell us your strategy

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Mike Guest

Hi Ben, Can you write an article about how to deal with all the AA phantom availability when trying to use Alaska Atmos points? Like there are so many times I've searched for AA space and it pops up and I get through the whole process of putting in payment details and everything, then it errors out at the end. Thanks!

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1990 Guest

It's a Citi Strata Elite & BofA Alaska Atmos app-a-rama! *gong*

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