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@Anonymous wrote:I'm on my second card offer right now. First one expired on 7.31, and 8 days later another one popped up.
How does this offer look?
@Saleen099 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:I'm on my second card offer right now. First one expired on 7.31, and 8 days later another one popped up.
How does this offer look?
APR is too high. It's for the Rate Advantage Mastercard at 14.9%. That APR pretty much defeats the purpose of that card. Interesting thing is that the first offer was for the Rate Advantage Visa at 12.9%. It's moving in the wrong direction.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Saleen099 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:I'm on my second card offer right now. First one expired on 7.31, and 8 days later another one popped up.
How does this offer look?
APR is too high. It's for the Rate Advantage Mastercard at 14.9%. That APR pretty much defeats the purpose of that card. Interesting thing is that the first offer was for the Rate Advantage Visa at 12.9%. It's moving in the wrong direction.
That's definitely moving in the wrong direction. I still have my auto loan offer for 4.25% but when I go to click on it this is what appears. Limited Time Offer: Discounted auto loan rates — as low as 0.74% APR for 36 months when you buy through the USAA Car Buying Service. Offer expires 09/30/2015.See note 1 Learn More About USAA Car Buying Service