I just signed up for one. Revolving credit, 2 miles per $ spent the first year, no membership fees, etc, etc...
I've just read some not so great reviews on Cap One on FW. I pay my cc off monthly so I'm not concerned with apr, etc, but had heard good things about Cap One and the No hassle rewards for flights. I currently have a Citi AA card, but have a $85 annual fee with it. Am I better off sticking with Citi? Do you think Citi would waive the fee if I told them I wanted to close since getting a Cap one card?
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posted: Feb. 5, 2007 @ 2:21a
Monkeysan
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posted: Feb. 5, 2007 @ 8:13a
It can't hurt to try and see if they will remove the fee. Sometimes they will just tell you to stick it.
zenpop
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posted: Feb. 18, 2007 @ 5:32p
I'm trawling these forums because I'm trying to find a better CC reward program.
I too have Citi's AA card -- and have run up thousands and thousands of dollars (accruing thousands and thousands of air miles) but -- here's the catch -- I CAN NEVER USE THEM. Every time I try to book a flight with them (sometimes nearly a YEAR in advance) there are never any flights available. Or there will be one leg of my RT flight covered but the other leg will require cash payment, etc. When I complain and ask "what's the point?" The reps always tell me that I just need to contact them sooner, be more diligent, etc. But this seems like TOTAL BS to me. The only way I was able to use my massive amount of accrued miles with them, recently, was to fly FIRST CLASS. Not the way I'd wanted to use my miles up.
Now I want out. I'd imagine the Cap One card situation/'offer/ is going to be even more impossible to use.
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