AlohaDaveKennedy

Not a scare, just A+B=C as we learn where some of the mines are placed in the credit minefield. Some of us who run volume tend to find the mines before the rest of the pack and also be on the other boards where this game is played on a grander scale. FR of course is just a nuisance, but I tend to avoid triggering it as it slows monthly intake by locking up 4 cards for about 2 weeks at a financial opportunity cost of about $160.

The real killer in the credit game is sudden increases in velocity as when some decide to goldrush an opportunity fearing its sudden death. A quick, large uptake in credit consumption mimics a well-known risk scenario whereby someone in financial trouble runs up all their credit and then walks off. As such, a response to seeing this pattern may have coded into the card issuers automated internal controls.

prasha11

and X-fanged. First time U hear a joke is laughable the fourth time U go 'What?'

T3pleShot

makes sense, perceived sustainability (each to their own) is the name of the game. I know I am going to double down on breadth across cards rather than depth on one card.
and ramp it up gradually, as you said, it is the fear of sudden death that makes people disillusioned.

thorax

Maybe I'm misinterpreting this, but are you only making $20 a week per card?