This one offers 0% introductory APR until 12/11/13, after it becomes 17.99%. Transaction must post to account by 1/16/13. 3% BT fee.
They enclosed 3 checks.
Im curious if I can payoff a loan that I have with the check? Loan is from last year with a high APR and i'd love to PIF that and get 0% as well.
Anyone know if this is possible?
LS2982 wrote:This one offers 0% introductory APR until 12/11/13, after it becomes 17.99%. Transaction must post to account by 1/16/13. 3% BT fee.
They enclosed 3 checks.
Im curious if I can payoff a loan that I have with the check? Loan is from last year with a high APR and i'd love to PIF that and get 0% as well.
Anyone know if this is possible?
I don't see why not. Chase just sent me a set of "convenience" checks and suggested that I do just that. 
I think you'd have no problem...and no interest!
Shouldn't be a problem at all, as long as the 0% APR is also for BTs and not just purchases. Also...your CL would have to be high enough
My sister got a very similar thing on her upromise card and immediately called me to find out what it meant because she didn't have any idea what it was. You could pretty much use the check anywhere so long as you have enough available credit to pay for it.
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