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joeyjoejoe
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posted: Mar. 6, 2007 @ 10:13a 
It might be nice to add any promo's through CardOffers for each card. I know they sometimes offer $20 or $40 for signing up for certain cards. Just a thought. Thanks for getting this started though. Cheers! |
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WashWest101
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posted: Mar. 6, 2007 @ 10:35a
Great list. Thanks Markber.
I added two more to the quick summary: the PNC personal card that Oranje mentioned, and this one:
Wachovia Visa Card (issued by FIA) - 0% BT for 6 months, no-fee if you use their convenience checks, otherwise 2%, max $50; apply by phone (800-WACHOVIA or 922-4684) or in-branch only. |
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manuvns
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posted: Mar. 6, 2007 @ 11:30a
nice it wold be nice to add signup bonus/promotion in a new column . |
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destroebl
- Tired Member
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posted: Mar. 6, 2007 @ 11:53a
manuvns said:nice it wold be nice to add signup bonus/promotion in a new column .
...and links to the online applications where possible?
There's a couple more good ones not on here that I'll put on later when I'm home.
Great post! |
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tazmania99
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posted: Mar. 6, 2007 @ 12:59p
Excellent post! Hopefully business credit cards will be included.
I'll start with one.
Advanta Rewards
0% on BT for 15 months, 7.99% thereafter
3% BT fee ($5 min & $50 max)
5% CashBack |
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alchemize
- Thrifty Member
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posted: Mar. 6, 2007 @ 1:14p
Very nice! Can anyone tell me which card is likely to approve the highest credit limit? I want to move 10K to a one year 0% card...
edit: I should say which issuer/type is likely to offer the most credit - chase/AMEX/citibank? all things being equal on my application...in your FW experiences... |
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dustin72
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posted: Mar. 6, 2007 @ 1:21p
alchemize said:Very nice! Can anyone tell me which card is likely to approve the highest credit limit? I want to move 10K to a one year 0% card...
I think the 19th card down would suit you very well.
On topic, a helpful addition to this would be a column with "offer code" since some applications require offer codes to apply. |
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cameron2003
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posted: Mar. 6, 2007 @ 3:34p
Excellent. It would be great if all you AOR-ers out there update the list as you do your AORs, I will too in a few months. |
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destroebl
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posted: Mar. 6, 2007 @ 4:34p
Adding a few good cards that don't get a lot of attention (I think?):
0% | 6 | $0 | 0% | National City Bank | National City Visa National City App
0% | 15 | $0 | 3% | FNBO | FNBO Platinum Edition Visa ($75-max, fyi) FNBO App
0% | 9 | $0 | 0% | State Farm Bank | Good Neighbor Visa State Farm App
We should probably add the max BT fee and add *'s and such for things like "if submitted with application" to clean it up. |
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markber
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posted: Mar. 7, 2007 @ 6:12p
YeOleImposter said:Would be nice if it had a column for max BT fee, $999 being unlimited?
I did that. Instead of $999, I use N/A ("Not applicable"). |
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markber
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posted: Mar. 8, 2007 @ 1:10a
tazmania99 said:Excellent post! Hopefully business credit cards will be included.
I have added lists of business and student credit cards |
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tazmania99
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posted: Mar. 8, 2007 @ 6:24a
Woohooo~ Thanks a lot. This is now more to be a complete list.
Now I have a question. As stated the Discover Business card has 0% on BT for 12 months. Yet, from my understanding on Discover website and cardoffers.com, the BT rate is 5.99% until 03/2008. I doubt the 0% introductory rate only applies on purchase. Can anyone verify this?
TIA.
0% | 12 | $0 | 3% | $50 | Discover | Discover® Business Card
markber said:tazmania99 said:Excellent post! Hopefully business credit cards will be included.
I have added lists of business and student credit cards |
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