I've read so many posts that my eyes are going numb, so I think it's time to just make my own thread. I'm in the market for a new CC that I'd like to use for a BT first. My current cards are a BoA Platinum Plus ($2K), my bank's CC ($2K), a Barclaycard ($1K), a Chase Amazon ($3K, just given a CLI from $2K), and a Chase Marriott ($6.5K, just given a CLI from $5K). I'm also an AU on a US Bank CC my parents have ($18K). My Barclay TU score is 751 as of April 1st 2014, but I don't know what the others are.
I have close to $0 balances on most of the cards except the Marriott, as I was using that most often, and that's the one I want to BT from. It's at about 40% utilization and while I plan to have it paid off in the next 3-4 months, I'd rather BT it and have 0% APR. Plus, I haven't gotten a new card in a few years and just re-enrolled for the prescreening offers and they're all so tempting. 
I keep receiving the Citi Simplicity and Discover it offers in the mail, so those two are on my list. My latest mail from Discover says a 12.99% APR after the initial 0% APR for 12 months and $0 BT fee. The Simplicity mail says 13.99% APR after the initial 0% APR for 18 months but with a 3% BT fee. I don't really mind the 3% if it's a better card. I also got an invitation for the AmEx Everyday card which has a 0% APR for BTs for 12 months I believe but with a 3% BT fee, too. I think I'd like something with perks if I want to keep using it after the BT. I also travel fairly often, though my Marriott card is chip&sig and once Target comes out with their chip&pin, I'll probably app for their card. So forex fees aren't a consideration with the new card I want to use for BT now.
So what does everyone think? Which card should I choose?
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