Do I read this correctly:
You have until the closing date of the billing cycle to pay your entire balance each month to avoid paying interest on Purchases. This is at least 27 days from the start of each billing cycle.
Meaning, when you make a charge on the card, if that charge is allowed to show up on the following statement, then the item is charged interest at 36% APR from the day of the charge?
Edit: Meaning if you make two charges during the month, and only pay one off, both charges get interest during the month from the date they were originally charged?
Does it get worse? 
@NRB525 wrote:Do I read this correctly:
You have until the closing date of the billing cycle to pay your entire balance each month to avoid paying interest on Purchases. This is at least 27 days from the start of each billing cycle.
Meaning, when you make a charge on the card, if that charge is allowed to show up on the following statement, then the item is charged interest at 36% APR from the day of the charge?
Edit: Meaning if you make two charges during the month, and only pay one off, both charges get interest during the month from the date they were originally charged?
Does it get worse?
yes, look at the af
@juggalo9er wrote:
@NRB525 wrote:Do I read this correctly:
You have until the closing date of the billing cycle to pay your entire balance each month to avoid paying interest on Purchases. This is at least 27 days from the start of each billing cycle.
Meaning, when you make a charge on the card, if that charge is allowed to show up on the following statement, then the item is charged interest at 36% APR from the day of the charge?
Edit: Meaning if you make two charges during the month, and only pay one off, both charges get interest during the month from the date they were originally charged?
Does it get worse?
yes, look at the af
Wow, "we may approve you for a card and then you can pay us $95 and we will send you a card, then charge a first year AF of $75".
On the bright side, they have to give you a $200 credit limit to fit all the fees on the card, right?
@NRB525 wrote:
@juggalo9er wrote:
@NRB525 wrote:Do I read this correctly:
You have until the closing date of the billing cycle to pay your entire balance each month to avoid paying interest on Purchases. This is at least 27 days from the start of each billing cycle.
Meaning, when you make a charge on the card, if that charge is allowed to show up on the following statement, then the item is charged interest at 36% APR from the day of the charge?
Edit: Meaning if you make two charges during the month, and only pay one off, both charges get interest during the month from the date they were originally charged?
Does it get worse?
yes, look at the af
Wow, "we may approve you for a card and then you can pay us $95 and we will send you a card, then charge a first year AF of $75".
On the bright side, they have to give you a $200 credit limit to fit all the fees on the card, right?
no minimum 300! well worth it
@Anonymous wrote:Oh not this card again.
Why not? It's good practice to read the fine print 
"My cards aren't so bad after all..."
@jsucool76 wrote:My favorite part:
$75 processing fee (only one time, what a bargain!)
$75 annual fee
and then $75 in monthly service fees per year ($6.25 a month)
only $225 for the first year of chip and pin technology, and THEN
the fees go down to only $120 because the annual fee reduces to $45. They're so generous.
So generous that I don't feel right taking the offer, They must be losing so much money by offering it. 
