Just so you know, if you want to get your foot in the door with Bank Of America then you should go for the BOA MLB MasterCard and BOA Susan G. Komen MasterCard, They are much easier to get approved for than the BOA Visas and other BOA Cards, Another thing, The MLB and Susan G. Cards have the same 1%, 2%, 3% Cashback and the $100 if you spend $500 in 90 days like the BOA Visa Cash Rewards... 
... https://www.bankofamerica.com/credit-cards/products/mlb-credit-cards.go AND https://www.bankofamerica.com/credit-cards/products/susan-komen-credit-card.go
@Anonymous wrote:Just so you know, if you want to get your foot in the door with Bank Of America then you should go for the BOA MLB MasterCard and BOA Susan G. Komen MasterCard, They are much easier to get approved for than the BOA Visas and other BOA Cards, Another thing, The MLB and Susan G. Cards have the same 1%, 2%, 3% Cashback and the $100 if you spend $500 in 90 days like the BOA Visa Cash Rewards...
Sounds good. Now, how do you know they are easier to get approved than other BOA cards?
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Just so you know, if you want to get your foot in the door with Bank Of America then you should go for the BOA MLB MasterCard and BOA Susan G. Komen MasterCard, They are much easier to get approved for than the BOA Visas and other BOA Cards, Another thing, The MLB and Susan G. Cards have the same 1%, 2%, 3% Cashback and the $100 if you spend $500 in 90 days like the BOA Visa Cash Rewards...
Sounds good. Now, how do you know they are easier to get approved than other BOA cards?
For BOA their Visas are their pride and joy, they Don't seem to care as much about their MasterCards, Another thing, they will approve you easier because they are Co-Branded MasterCards, My 2 Sisters applied for the BOA Visas and were both Instantly Declined but each One decided to apply for the BOA MLB and Susan G. MasterCards and were Instantly Approved, is like other Banks like for example Chase and CapOne in the sense that some of their Credit Cards are easier to get approved for than others... 
@Creditaddict wrote:how soon after being declined did they apply for the other and get approved... one may have nothing to do with the other as for it being easier, 30+ days could be all the difference!
+1
And BoAs cards aren't the greatest things in the world to begin with 
@jsucool76 wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:how soon after being declined did they apply for the other and get approved... one may have nothing to do with the other as for it being easier, 30+ days could be all the difference!
+1
And BoAs cards aren't the greatest things in the world to begin with
For a long time, I kinda wanted their Cash Rewards card but hearing stories about their crappy customer service are enough to make me stay away from BoA in that respect.
@chalupaman wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:how soon after being declined did they apply for the other and get approved... one may have nothing to do with the other as for it being easier, 30+ days could be all the difference!
+1
And BoAs cards aren't the greatest things in the world to begin with
For a long time, I kinda wanted their Cash Rewards card but hearing stories about their crappy customer service are enough to make me stay away from BoA in that respect.
I was actually thinking of going for BBR card , 25 dollars an quarter for doing almost nothing is nice imo :--)
@mongstradamus wrote:
@chalupaman wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:how soon after being declined did they apply for the other and get approved... one may have nothing to do with the other as for it being easier, 30+ days could be all the difference!
+1
And BoAs cards aren't the greatest things in the world to begin with
For a long time, I kinda wanted their Cash Rewards card but hearing stories about their crappy customer service are enough to make me stay away from BoA in that respect.
I was actually thinking of going for BBR card , 25 dollars an quarter for doing almost nothing is nice imo :--)
That actually does sound pretty sweet. Not bad for a balance transfer card at all.
@mongstradamus wrote:
@chalupaman wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:how soon after being declined did they apply for the other and get approved... one may have nothing to do with the other as for it being easier, 30+ days could be all the difference!
+1
And BoAs cards aren't the greatest things in the world to begin with
For a long time, I kinda wanted their Cash Rewards card but hearing stories about their crappy customer service are enough to make me stay away from BoA in that respect.
I was actually thinking of going for BBR card , 25 dollars an quarter for doing almost nothing is nice imo :--)
I would forego the $100/year to avoid BOA's customer service. It's the worst I've ever experienced. They make Capital One's customer service look outstanding by comparison.
@Leadberry wrote:
@mongstradamus wrote:
@chalupaman wrote:
@jsucool76 wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:how soon after being declined did they apply for the other and get approved... one may have nothing to do with the other as for it being easier, 30+ days could be all the difference!
+1
And BoAs cards aren't the greatest things in the world to begin with
For a long time, I kinda wanted their Cash Rewards card but hearing stories about their crappy customer service are enough to make me stay away from BoA in that respect.
I was actually thinking of going for BBR card , 25 dollars an quarter for doing almost nothing is nice imo :--)
I would forego the $100/year to avoid BOA's customer service. It's the worst I've ever experienced. They make Capital One's customer service look outstanding by comparison.
That is something to consider, but i rarely ever have to talk to csr for any card the only one i have had an lot of contact with is amex because i wanted to downgrade my BCP and see if any prg offers are out there.