@Feather_Hat wrote:i see =) thanks again for your valuable advices and thoughts.
learning something new everyday =D
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RE: You're welcome. An item to keep in mind when applying for the Quicksilver, it is typically targeted for individuals with excellent credit profiles so if you have well-established/clean file, decent income and scores north of 700 then it could be an ideal choice.
That is not correct. One is Visa Signature One is a mastercard. Both have 1.5% cash back
Quicksilver® Rewards Earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, plus a one-time $100 bonus Compare | 0%intro APR until December 201412.9%-20.9%variable APR after that | 0%intro APR until December 201412.9%-20.9%variable APR after that; 3% fee on the amount transferred until December 2014 | $0Annual fee | Excellent Credit Card Details |
QuicksilverOneSM Rewards Earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, every day Compare | 0%intro APR until September 201422.9%variable APR after that | 22.9%variable APR; No Transfer Fee | $39Annual fee | Average Credit Card Details |
@jeffery581 wrote:RE: You're welcome. An item to keep in mind when applying for the Quicksilver, it is typically targeted for individuals with excellent credit profiles so if you have well-established/clean file, decent income and scores north of 700 then it could be an ideal choice.
That is not correct. One is Visa Signature One is a mastercard. Both have 1.5% cash back
Quicksilver® Rewards Earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, plus a one-time $100 bonus
Compare0%intro APR until December 201412.9%-20.9%variable APR after that 0%intro APR until December 201412.9%-20.9%variable APR after that; 3% fee on the amount transferred until December 2014 $0Annual fee Excellent Credit Card Details
QuicksilverOneSM Rewards Earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, every day
Compare0%intro APR until September 201422.9%variable APR after that 22.9%variable APR; No Transfer Fee $39Annual fee Average Credit
QS is for excellent credit and QS1 is for average credit as illustrated in your posting.
@score_building wrote:At any level of cs, there is a point at which an approach will be viewed as overbearing and too high maintenance with repeated 'specialized' requests. Couldn't hurt to revisit this pursuit after a long break from contacting EO IMHO.
+1 ...that could be a possible reason..OP sorry to hear... I can feel you...
I am in a similar position with Discover where I simply cannot get anything but denials...so I will give them a break and not request a CLI every 3 months (6,9 and 12 months marks denied) and see what will happen if I 'll give them another full year. Wonder if I have any better luck with them. My mission was just to get this CL adjusted to the lowest limit and even with HP it was a no go...not sure what Discover's problem is but I will give up now and just wait it out....no AF and my use will be only for 5% categories and nothing else anymore as they do not appreciate heavy use anyway. And of course the free Fico score..LOL. Their strange reason for denial: account is still too new ..this is a joke as it is 13 months now and from the forum here people have been able to get CLI on 3 months marks already...Anyway I am happy with the free Fico score and will drastically cut back on the use of the card as of Jan 14
@09Lexie wrote:
@jeffery581 wrote:RE: You're welcome. An item to keep in mind when applying for the Quicksilver, it is typically targeted for individuals with excellent credit profiles so if you have well-established/clean file, decent income and scores north of 700 then it could be an ideal choice.
That is not correct. ??? One is Visa Signature One is a mastercard. Both have 1.5% cash back
Quicksilver® Rewards Compare0%intro APR until December 201412.9%-20.9%variable APR after that 0%intro APR until December 201412.9%-20.9%variable APR after that; 3% fee on the amount transferred until December 2014 $0Annual fee Excellent Credit QuicksilverOneSM Rewards Compare0%intro APR until September 201422.9%variable APR after that 22.9%variable APR; No Transfer Fee $39Annual fee Average Credit QS is for excellent credit and QS1 is for average credit as illustrated in your posting.
+1