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Limits on adding an authorized user

Limits on adding an authorized user

  1. pstm91 Diamond

    I have three separate offers from Amex to add an authorized user on 3 different cards (hilton, delta, gold) – all of them have pretty good rewards (I’m sure these are available to anyone with these cards) for only $250-$500 of spend within 3 months. Let’s say I wanted to make my brother an authorized user on each of them in order to get the bonus points/miles on each one, can I do that? He already has a couple of Amex cards, including a delta gold card (whereas I have the plat), so does that make a difference?
    If I sign him up for all 3 at once would they say anything/reject it?

  2. David W Community Ambassador

    They’ll ask for his SSN but I dont see why they wouldnt approve of all three. The financial responsibility for the account is still with you, not him, as an auth user.

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