10-15-2012 04:01 PM - edited 10-15-2012 04:01 PM
mxp114 wrote:What does the email say? I have MC and no email. Are they finally moving to Capital One Bank USA, NA systems and issuing new plastics? Thx
i believe the mc card did get an upgraded look but that was a couple weeks ago.
this just apply's to the rewardzone store credit card
sorry.
copy and pasted
The Reward Zone® Credit Card is getting a new look and will be arriving in the mail soon. It offers all the same great benefits you've come to love, including smart financing options and points with every purchase at Best Buy® and BestBuy.com®. Enjoy.
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10-15-2012 04:03 PM
The picture online changed but the plastic is still same design, at least as of last week when I got my replacement card. So was wondering, guess I just gotta wait for that official email for the new design. Looks much nicer.
10-15-2012 04:08 PM
so it will be sent to all best buy credit card holders right?
10-15-2012 04:10 PM
@mxp114 me too i got my replaceemnt card last weekand it was the same design hopefully they give us the new design card.
10-15-2012 04:10 PM
BearsAndTurtlesRtheBest wrote:so it will be sent to all best buy credit card holders right?
only time will tell but as i stated already. I have the STORE VERSION of the card.
there was a thread last week or a couple weeks ago that the mc version also got a face lift.
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10-15-2012 04:15 PM
I as well have the store card, and like you said time will tell ![]()
10-15-2012 04:16 PM
creditnocash wrote:
911gt34life wrote:i am thinking about it but not sure if worth it ?
are those scores current?
with no baddies im sure you would get it but it has no real perks.
if you dont get this you get stuck with an af card.
i still find it odd that the store card has more prestige then the credit card version.
besides its run by cap one now. ughh. 2 cards that were bought out by them for me.
I just read through the terms, it looks like they got rid of the AF on the MC. It may actually be a prime card now. They lowered the APR from a 25% to 18%, not bad for a store card with 36 month no interest financing.
10-15-2012 04:17 PM
Interesting may it did convert to a pime card ![]()
10-15-2012 04:19 PM
Dustink wrote:
creditnocash wrote:
911gt34life wrote:i am thinking about it but not sure if worth it ?
are those scores current?
with no baddies im sure you would get it but it has no real perks.
if you dont get this you get stuck with an af card.
i still find it odd that the store card has more prestige then the credit card version.
besides its run by cap one now. ughh. 2 cards that were bought out by them for me.
I just read through the terms, it looks like they got rid of the AF on the MC. It may actually be a prime card now. They lowered the APR from a 25% to 18%, not bad for a store card with 36 month no interest financing.
and thats 3 year finance on purchases 899 and up. and if not paid in full by promo all back interest gets tagged along.
even with a 2500 limit my apr is 25.24% ouch.
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10-15-2012 04:19 PM
I will call them...although, you all know how good crap1 customer service is

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