You would think Apple would pressure GS to fix these ID issues so that the new iPhone being released in a few weeks will keep their customers happy.Between the ID issues and folks with scores in 500-600 getting approved and those getting declined in 800’s, I highly doubt they’re going to have as many people locked into getting new iPhones as they originally hoped on the Apple Card, if they can’t fix this 30 days rigamarole.
They are doing a system update rn so let’s see what it bringsI’m really confused and done trying with the Apple Card. I was in the test group and applied SUCCESSFULLY with a NY Real (enhanced) ID. It asked me to scan my ID and went through fine and was approved immediately. I declined the offer though because I realized my credit score hadn’t updated yet and recently had a huge payment so wanted to wait til after that hit to apply. I applied again with the same exact info, and my application was rejected for “unable to verify identity” after two days of pending review. I called and everyone I spoke to said there were no issues so to try again. Tried again and was instantly rejected for unable to verify identity. Tried again and now got the too many applications. Agent confirmed I’d have to wait 30 days to reapply and there’s nothing that can be done. He wouldn’t (or couldn’t) answer why my application had been approved once but rejected every other time.
No matter the reasons, you should never decline an approved application so that you could re-apply later. The second time you get an approval, your credit limit will likely be cut in half (two people on MR have reported this).I’m really confused and done trying with the Apple Card. I was in the test group and applied SUCCESSFULLY with a NY Real (enhanced) ID. It asked me to scan my ID and went through fine and was approved immediately. I declined the offer though because I realized my credit score hadn’t updated yet and recently had a huge payment so wanted to wait til after that hit to apply. I applied again with the same exact info, and my application was rejected for “unable to verify identity” after two days of pending review. I called and everyone I spoke to said there were no issues so to try again. Tried again and was instantly rejected for unable to verify identity. Tried again and now got the too many applications. Agent confirmed I’d have to wait 30 days to reapply and there’s nothing that can be done. He wouldn’t (or couldn’t) answer why my application had been approved once but rejected every other time.
That’s not always the case, sometimes it bugs out and just gives a 250$ limit by defaultNo matter the reasons, you should never decline an approved application so that you could re-apply later. The second time you get an approval, your credit limit will likely be cut in half (two people on MR have reported this).
What you should've done is accept the card, and just apply for credit increase down the road once you knew your credit score had rebounded from the hit.
No matter the reasons, you should never decline an approved application so that you could re-apply later. The second time you get an approval, your credit limit will likely be cut in half (two people on MR have reported this).
What you should've done is accept the card, and just apply for credit increase down the road once you knew your credit score had rebounded from the hit.
Any new info on whether this has been fixed yet? I got the "unable to verify identity" message after trying to scan my Oregon DL 3 times last week. I'm hesitant to keep trying (as the Apple support rep instructed) because I don't want to be subject to a 30 day wait.
I was approved, even have my physical card. First time I used the card number they "can't verify my identity". (Not to mention the bigotry and BS I got when I called in.) The Apple Card is a hot mess. It's been since Wednesday last week that they supposedly will "call me when the investigation is finished." Apple has been 0 help at all.
Wow... care to explain "bigotry and BS"? Seems a bit incendiary, especially with no background information. Is Apple and Goldman Sachs biased against mermaids?
I have a male sounding voice. When I informed the agent that I was transgender it became apparent that they triggered something because of my voice. I was eventually escalated to their "Supervisor" whom intentionally misgendered me repeatedly and when corrected said "Whatever you want to call yourself." My experience with GS support has not been very good.
Call them on the phone if text messaging and emails won't work for you:The Apple Card Support is terrible. I will not use this card going forward. They can not even support text messaging as a primary method of notification. How can they reach you to verify a transaction??? Only email!! Not acceptable.
Only one payment method is allowed to pay your statement balance....... you can not use your bill pay service. Alos unacceptable!
Apple has introduced a card that is supported by 1970's service and support.
Unless someone else chimes in, I’d wait. I also have an Oregon DL and kept trying like they said to do. I’m now locked out for 30 days. Last I spoke to them they said that they have issues with IDs with holograms. But honestly their support people don’t seem to be well informed so who knows how accurate that is.
That's an interesting suggestion; I wonder if it's worth a try. Anyway, Apple Support connected me to Goldman Sachs today, and that was totally unhelpful. GS says the ID verification is a known problem, but they cannot state what the problem is, nor when it may be resolved, nor how the consumer can learn when the problem is resolved, so as to avoid the 30-day suspension period.File a complaint at the CFPB against Goldman Sachs Bank: https://www.consumerfinance.gov/complaint/ - that's the best action I say we could take at this point since they refuse to acknowledge or fix the issue.
That's an interesting suggestion; I wonder if it's worth a try. Anyway, Apple Support connected me to Goldman Sachs today, and that was totally unhelpful. GS says the ID verification is a known problem, but they cannot state what the problem is, nor when it may be resolved, nor how the consumer can learn when the problem is resolved, so as to avoid the 30-day suspension period.
I know they take it seriously, I called today as well to follow up on my internal complaint and they acknowledged that my account issues have been handed off to a "specialty team" due to my CFPB complaint that they received and she gave me the date they received it.That's an interesting suggestion; I wonder if it's worth a try. Anyway, Apple Support connected me to Goldman Sachs today, and that was totally unhelpful. GS says the ID verification is a known problem, but they cannot state what the problem is, nor when it may be resolved, nor how the consumer can learn when the problem is resolved, so as to avoid the 30-day suspension period.