05-03-2012 01:29 PM
I have been taking advantage of a introductory rate of Cap 1 cc. As the introductory rate period gonna be end really soon, I'm thinking about PC to another zero percent card. Would the PC give me anoher 12/15 month of 0 percent introductory period? Any one reserached this?
05-03-2012 01:42 PM
pastnow123 wrote:I have been taking advantage of a introductory rate of Cap 1 cc. As the introductory rate period gonna be end really soon, I'm thinking about PC to another zero percent card. Would the PC give me anoher 12/15 month of 0 percent introductory period? Any one reserached this?
05-03-2012 01:49 PM - edited 05-03-2012 01:49 PM
Yup. you got me right. Cap 1 is known for being tough to deal with. i had cc w/ them for over a year and have score above 700 but always be denied for CLI. doubt they would PC for me but think worth a try if that will offer another year of 0 percent introductory period, so want to check
Jake0215 wrote:
If I'm reading this correctly you currently have a cap 1 card with a zero percent intro rate set to expire soon and you are asking if it's possible to pc to another cap 1 card with another zero percent intro rate? If this is correct, I think you're going to be very disappointed. Depending on which cap one you have it's almost impossible (some success stories) to pc, and even if this is accomplished I highly doubt they will extend you another intro rate, after all, the card will no longer be in an intro period.
pastnow123 wrote:I have been taking advantage of a introductory rate of Cap 1 cc. As the introductory rate period gonna be end really soon, I'm thinking about PC to another zero percent card. Would the PC give me anoher 12/15 month of 0 percent introductory period? Any one reserached this?

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