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Mine was $30K till it converted to a Quicksilver Plat
@longtimelurker wrote:Mine was $30K till it converted to a Quicksilver Plat
Unless they've changed, $30K is the maximum Cap One will allow on any single card.
@Open123 wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:Mine was $30K till it converted to a Quicksilver Plat
Unless they've changed, $30K is the maximum Cap One will allow on any single card.
That's changed. My QS is now $35K (and I can combine it with my other to get a $55K) , and people are reporting $50-60K Ventures
@longtimelurker wrote:
@Open123 wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:Mine was $30K till it converted to a Quicksilver Plat
Unless they've changed, $30K is the maximum Cap One will allow on any single card.
That's changed. My QS is now $35K (and I can combine it with my other to get a $55K) , and people are reporting $50-60K Ventures
Wow! Cap One is breaking out of its comfort zone.
@Open123 wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:Mine was $30K till it converted to a Quicksilver Plat
Unless they've changed, $30K is the maximum Cap One will allow on any single card.
I still remember when it was $10K. But yeah, Cap 1 has definitely loosened the purse strings. One of our regulars in here recenlty just double-apped the Venture and Quicksilver and got $50K on each. In theory they could combine both cards in 6 months and have a $100K Capital One card.
I've yet to see someone with more exposure than $100k, but that could easily not be the case.
When my Capital One Platinum card was issued in 2003, it was at $10,000. Never an AF. Stayed there forever, and is still $10k despite requests for CLI. I converted it to a Quicksilver a few months ago, still $10k and 10.90% APR. Apped for the Venture a short time ago and got $30k.