@Anonymous wrote:
@Imperfectfuture wrote:
Nixon was referring to 0% intro rate cards. You COULD apply for a quicksilver one with capital one, and they will give you a decent starting limit (indicate balance transfer) since you already have a cap one card. If you can handle another app, and maybe contact the EO office of cap one for manual review, you can transfer the balance over to the new card. You can also talk to them about other options in cards with 0% interest rate.
This was a good idea. I never thought of applying for another Capital One card. I did the application for the Quicksilver card online and was instantly approved. I was told that I have to wait for the card to arrive in the mail and then I can transfer the balance and it's 0% interest until September 2015. Plenty of time to get it paid off. I will then be MORE than happy to cancel my Credit One card. Thank you!
Congratulations!
