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CreditMagic7
Mega Contributor

Re: What's your NEXT card?


@skigirl916 wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@skigirl916 wrote:

Probably Lowe's.

 

Or AMEX Everyday.

 

Maybe both.


I expect to see you in approvals in 5 minutes.


AFTER. I. CLOSE.  And have the keys in hand!!! Not a second before, mister! 


You Go Girl Smiley Very Happy

Ya have to keep that guard up around that one.

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Anonymous
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Re: What's your NEXT card?


@skigirl916 wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@skigirl916 wrote:

Probably Lowe's.

 

Or AMEX Everyday.

 

Maybe both.


I expect to see you in approvals in 5 minutes.


AFTER. I. CLOSE.  And have the keys in hand!!! Not a second before, mister! 


You are late, it has now been 9 minutes.

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Lyythine
Established Contributor

Re: What's your NEXT card?


@Anonymous wrote:

@Lyythine wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

I have 3 on my radar

 

1. Citi Prestige

2. Citi Executive AA

3. Chase Ink Plus


Ill trade you a Citi Prestige for your Diner's Club card Smiley Happy  deal?


Deal.  Surprised you missed the stampede for them when they were taking applications


Oh, I was trying that whole gardening thing.  Obviously, I have now learned my lesson. Off to rack up 15-20 SCT approvals...

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jlpaca
Regular Contributor

Re: What's your NEXT card?

If the PRG had a restaurant bonus, I wouldn't want anything else, but that is what I would like my next card to have, maybe the CSP. I also want an AmEx business card, maybe the simply cash but I should garden really until August at the earliest.

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Imhotrodcrazy
Valued Contributor

Re: What's your NEXT card?

IF I decide to go for another card I am leaning toward the CSP at the moment. 

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EX 840 12/29/18
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Anonymous
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Re: What's your NEXT card?

I want to PC my Citi DP to Citi DC once my introductory period is over. I rather do that than apply for a new one. Unless they got a sign up bonus for it. haha

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Anonymous
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Re: What's your NEXT card?

Since it's been added since the last time I posted, I'll add Discover IT Miles to the list.  Looks like an intriguing no AF companion to the CSP when I get that. 

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Saleen099
Senior Contributor

Re: What's your NEXT card?

Citi PrestigeSmiley Happy

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JayPaulM29
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Re: What's your NEXT card?


@Anonymous wrote:

I think I have all the cards I want at the moment, and just gardening to have all my inquiries fall off. But for those who are in the market for new cards, what are they?!


My next cards will be Chase Sapph or Freedom and perhaps an AMEX ED. 


EQ 686 TU 692 EX 673// Goal 725's across///Gardening 2/20/15...Up for air 11/20/15
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Man-Of-Steel
Established Contributor

Re: What's your NEXT card?


@chalupaman wrote:

@kdm31091 wrote:

@chalupaman wrote:

Now that I got my CSP and this baby's gonna arrive in the mail in just a few days, Chase Freedom is where it's at when that better sign up bonus returns.


You may be waiting awhile. It seems like they only do the $200 bonus around the holidays from what I've seen.


I think in my case that will be a good thing. More than enough time to let my current chase cards age more so I can get decent terms on that card anyway.


FYI - The $200 Freedom sign up bonus returned in May of last year.  Therefore, there is a chance they may run this promotion twice in the same year again.

 

My next card might be the AARP (with a $100 or higher sign up bonus) or the Freedom (with a $200 or higher sign up bonus).  But this is assuming that I'm not on Chase's blacklist.  I'm actually quite content with the cards I already have, so we'll see.

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