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So, over the last year or so, I've seen a lot of stuff about Credit One credit cards. I decided to shy away from them, but I applied today for the card.
Even though it states "Credit limit $300 or $500," they must be mistaken because they approved me for $1500 SL, $49 AF (first year waived), no monthly fee. at 10.49
The APR was set at 10.49%. That's lower then my Cap One card ($5k CL, 29.99% APR)
Maybe they're changing their ways?
Wow! Nice APR, congrats! I just got an email asking if I still want there card. That offer would be hard for me to pass up.
Total CL: $321.7k | UTL: 2% | AAoA: 7.0yrs | Baddies: 0 | Other: Lease, Loan, *No Mortgage, All Inq's from Jun '20 Car Shopping |
@GreenThumb553 wrote:So, over the last year or so, I've seen a lot of stuff about Credit One credit cards. I decided to shy away from them, but I applied today for the card.
Even though it states "Credit limit $300 or $500," they must be mistaken because they approved me for $1500 SL, $49 AF (first year waived), no monthly fee. at 10.49
The APR was set at 10.49%. That's lower then my Cap One card ($5k CL, 29.99% APR)
Maybe they're changing their ways?
Congratulations On Your Approval!...Thanks For Sharing.
Never seen anything like that from Credit one....terms don't sound bad...
YES THEY DO charge interest from purchase date...No grace period...I would advise to push payments to them instead of pull... they only let you make I think 3 ( I know it is very limited ) payments within 30 days.
I saw they advertised giving you 1% back on gas and groceries...take that with a grain of salt never carry a balance on that card longer than you have to use it sparingly and go to your bank account login an push a payment the day before it will post.