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@crosbyk1 wrote:
I know some weeks back there was some threads on this card and I was wondering how do I know whether I got type A or B card. Will they tell me what group my card is in and if it will grow.
Go back to the website where you applied and read the terms. Look at the APR you were offered and make the comparison.
@crosbyk1 wrote:
I ended up calling and just asking. They told me that my account was in the a group and would be eligible for CLI in the future. Also this is the store card, I did not think I would be able to get the master card.
I thought most folks were happier with the store card than the MC.
@creditwherecreditisdue wrote:
@crosbyk1 wrote:
I ended up calling and just asking. They told me that my account was in the a group and would be eligible for CLI in the future. Also this is the store card, I did not think I would be able to get the master card.I thought most folks were happier with the store card than the MC.
I agree. It's also my understanding that the store card is a much better card than the MC. The store card is more likely to get cli's than the MC.