I did not want it to negatively affect my average age of account, my average credit limit, or my 5/24 status. I'm not concerned about the inquiry... Of interest, however, is that they pulled my Experian report for the approval. I was expecting an Equifax hard pull as mentioned here: https://ficoforums.myfico.com/t5/Business-Credit/Staples-quot-More... More on ficoforums.myfico.com

When a retailer - any retailer - has to discontinue their credit card, it tends not to bode well for the retailer. Customers with a store's credit card tend to spend more with that store than with other methods of payment. That lifeboat is starting to look pretty good right now.... More on reddit.com

With Staples Rewards, you can get back 5% of your purchases when you spend more than $1,000 per year. Getting the Staples Business More Account (credit card) puts you at that 5% immediately. There’s also Staples Business Advantage, which is our B2B division and offers special contract pricing. Depending on the volume of purchases you make and the size of your business, it might be worth reaching out to one of our sales reps. The B2B stuff is separate from our retail division, but we would still be able to pull up your contract pricing for print orders in store. More on reddit.com

So real legit question. What is it that y'all do? Go out and pursue leads? Manager existing accounts? Always was curious. Also why would a customer want business advantage over a business. more account More on reddit.com