No credit card required
Browse credit cards from a variety of issuers to see if there's a better card for you.
i have too many cap 1 cards.can i get a best buy card
Why must it be BB card?
I'm not sure there is many places out there that can beat Best Buy when it comes to 0% financing. Only apply for the card if you have good credit history or else you'll be stuck with the crappy low limit card with fee's.
EDIT: After checking your post history don't bother applying for that card. You will most likely get denied.
Best Buy 0% is pretty darn good..
@murat wrote:i have too many cap 1 cards.can i get a best buy card
Also, really soon Best Buy is switching who is going to be in control of their cards, may well be worth it to you to wait on it and get your score up.
I got the best buy card in 2010 and was extrememly happy with it. I bought a washer, dryer, and big screen TV after I moved acrossed the country. The 0% financing was amazing with that card. Now, if you go with it then remember that if you do not pay it off in the 0% grace period, once it is over they will tack on ALL the back interest of the said grace period.
Now, if you have a card right now that is 0% for some time then I would use that. I say this because chances are the card has a rewards program that will blow Best Buy's out of the water.
This is of course just my opinion
The only way you can take advantage of the rewards is $1 to 1 point in their Reward Zone, small compared to others if you use the 0%
BUT!!!
It's now 5% back with interest purchase and 6% if you are a silver member with them...
That's pretty decent..
This is why I asked the question
OP can certainly do better by using other cards just depends on what type of rewards wanted cash, miles, longer term to pay or store cards
(1) Example
Discover shopping online 0% 6-14 months terms on card
5% (cash back)
vs
BB 0% 6 month
5% rewards (store cards)
@myjourney wrote:This is why I asked the question
OP can certainly do better by using other cards just depends on what type of rewards wanted cash, miles, longer term to pay or store cards
(1) Example
Discover shopping online 0% 6-14 months terms on card
5% (cash back)
vs
BB 0% 6 month
5% rewards (store cards)
@+ 1 on better reward cards. BUT the financing terms vary based on purchase + price. I think the BB card is 6 months @ 0% on orders over $150, 18 months @ 0% on orders about $500+ and 24 months @ 0% on HDTV's, Theater accessories, etc (I also think it applies to appliances). If the OP mentions the intended purchase we can come up with something