I recently formed an LLC and I'm looking to get into the Amex business ecosystem. I want to apply for an MR-earning card and I'm open to both No Annual Fee (NAF) and Annual Fee (AF) options. However, a 0% intro APR on purchases is a must for me right now. Does anyone have any recommendations or DPs on the best Amex biz setup? Also totally open to strategies or SUB hunting in other business credit card ecosystems. thanks

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