04-08-2009 06:29 AM - edited 04-08-2009 07:37 PM
platinum plus:
var. 6.24 to 11.99
platinum plus world points:
'fixed' 9.99 to 15.24
i figured i wouldn't be overlooked, they've been v. good to me overall in our short (about 2 years) history they haven't goaded me into cynicism yet the way i feel amex insists on. by some streak of chance or luck boa seems to be treating me somewhat gently so far in good times and bad. even with this AA it isn't that aggressive, anywho, pif rules! i can only be annoyed at myself for only having one of the two pif at the moment ![]()
can't remember, does boa combine cards, any luck requesting to keep a better rate?
04-08-2009 11:26 AM - edited 04-08-2009 11:26 AM
call them up and see if you can get it reduced. maybe you can even pull the old jedi mind trick on them:
"this isn't the high apr you're looking for..."
04-08-2009 11:36 AM
jaybird201 wrote:call them up and see if you can get it reduced. maybe you can even pull the old jedi mind trick on them:
"this isn't the high apr you're looking for..."
LOL ...i only asked because i think some report they were successful in having the increase reconsidered but others say it was a no go...when i called, i was told that rate change letters can't be reconsidered except via opt out. in any case, i plan to use boa acct as pif cards but the one w/ the lower rate has been my goto if carrying a modest bal briefly, if at all- so i've still got a chunk on it that i need to dispense with b4 the change goes effective in may.
04-08-2009 11:40 AM
04-08-2009 11:48 AM
KingAdrock wrote:
Never forget that a "fixed" APR doesn't mean they can't change it, it only means they have to notify you first.
that's right within 15 days i think it is. the term has fallen under scrutiny again recently since it is seen by many consumer groups, etc. as rather misleading to consumers.
04-09-2009 10:31 AM
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