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Just logged on to my Best Buy Mastercard account and got a popup stating that in late August they will begin transitioning from MC to VISA. Guess it doesn't matter to me.....the rewards, etc. are supposed to remain the same.
@IaBoy62 wrote:Just logged on to my Best Buy Mastercard account and got a popup stating that in late August they will begin transitioning from MC to VISA. Guess it doesn't matter to me.....the rewards, etc. are supposed to remain the same.
Really. Time to check my Account. Thanks for the heads up.Just Checked. Kind sucks. as im traveling. and want as many mastercards as i can have. when overseas. Mastercard is more preferred than Visa. but ok.
Don't know what citi is doing.
u r welcome. post if you get the message.
So, the existing Best Buy Master Card does not have FTF, do I read that correctly in the terms and conditions?
25% APR, but that just means its a PIF card.
@NRB525 wrote:So, the existing Best Buy Master Card does not have FTF, do I read that correctly in the terms and conditions?
25% APR, but that just means its a PIF card.
Yes. but i don't have 25%apr. My current Apr is 16.9% A little better. Im guessing it will stay the same.
I was hoping by reading this thread they was moving away from CITI ( WISHFUL THINKING). No best buy card for me.
@taxi818 wrote:
@IaBoy62 wrote:Just logged on to my Best Buy Mastercard account and got a popup stating that in late August they will begin transitioning from MC to VISA. Guess it doesn't matter to me.....the rewards, etc. are supposed to remain the same.
Really. Time to check my Account. Thanks for the heads up.Just Checked. Kind sucks. as im traveling. and want as many mastercards as i can have. when overseas. Mastercard is more preferred than Visa. but ok.
Don't know what citi is doing.
When I was in Mexico earlier this year I saw a fair number of stores with only Visa logos on their doors. I think they would have taken MC though. The cases where only one or the other's accepted don't seem to be that common.
That said you are more likely to get a chip-enabled card that has some sort of PIN on it if you get a MasterCard.
@Pway wrote:I was hoping by reading this thread they was moving away from CITI ( WISHFUL THINKING). No best buy card for me.
Me too! Not a Citi fan at all. I'm probably not going to use my HD card after I'm done paying on it either because of Citi.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Pway wrote:I was hoping by reading this thread they was moving away from CITI ( WISHFUL THINKING). No best buy card for me.
Me too! Not a Citi fan at all. I'm probably not going to use my HD card after I'm done paying on it either because of Citi.
Seriosly, once my HD card hits 10 years in Januany I'm gonna close it cause of how terrible Citibank has been, I once lost BB card and HD card, it took almost 2 months to get receive them. Then they had the nerve to want to charge me 30$ to overnight them.