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B of A Hawaiian Airlines Platinum Visa for mid 600s? You betcha!

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B of A Hawaiian Airlines Platinum Visa for mid 600s? You betcha!

This is a great card for mid 600s folks like me. Even though I had a checking/savings with B of A for 12 years before I left after a stupid bank error and a CSR who treated me like dirt, they never gave me a CC. First it was BK, and then when that fell off, they had other excuses. I applied for a regular platinum a few months back and was declined, but offered the 99/500 card.
 
I read about the Hawaiian Airlines card and gave it a try before leaving on vacation. I got the 7-10 day notice and completely forgot about it. Got home from my trip and saw one of those stuffed envelopes with no return address. New credit card? Yes! As Borat would say: "Great Success!!"
 
$2500 CL, 1.9 BT and purchases through 12/07 - then to regular rotating (currently only 15.24). BTs are OK with no fee, but stay away from cash advances, since it is 24.24 and minimum $10 fee.
 
 
Let me know your success stories!!
 
 
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Takunda1
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Re: B of A Hawaiian Airlines Platinum Visa for mid 600s? You betcha!

Thats great & great rates too. If you don't mind my asking which CRA did they use? Also what state are you in?
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Anonymous
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Re: B of A Hawaiian Airlines Platinum Visa for mid 600s? You betcha!

Is this card the easiest BofA card to get?
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Anonymous
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Re: B of A Hawaiian Airlines Platinum Visa for mid 600s? You betcha!

register the account online and put in for a cli you'll get a answer right away.  I got a 3000 card and put in for a 5000 limit (didn't want to get greedy :happySmiley Happy and got approved instantly

Phouchg wrote:
This is a great card for mid 600s folks like me. Even though I had a checking/savings with B of A for 12 years before I left after a stupid bank error and a CSR who treated me like dirt, they never gave me a CC. First it was BK, and then when that fell off, they had other excuses. I applied for a regular platinum a few months back and was declined, but offered the 99/500 card.
 
I read about the Hawaiian Airlines card and gave it a try before leaving on vacation. I got the 7-10 day notice and completely forgot about it. Got home from my trip and saw one of those stuffed envelopes with no return address. New credit card? Yes! As Borat would say: "Great Success!!"
 
$2500 CL, 1.9 BT and purchases through 12/07 - then to regular rotating (currently only 15.24). BTs are OK with no fee, but stay away from cash advances, since it is 24.24 and minimum $10 fee.
 
 
Let me know your success stories!!
 
 





Message Edited by steelfan on 07-04-2007 12:10 PM
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Tuscani
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Re: B of A Hawaiian Airlines Platinum Visa for mid 600s? You betcha!

Congrats. This is a great card and one of BofAs most lenient.
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Anonymous
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Re: B of A Hawaiian Airlines Platinum Visa for mid 600s? You betcha!

congratulations!  great deal!
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Anonymous
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Re: B of A Hawaiian Airlines Platinum Visa for mid 600s? You betcha!

I am in California, and they pulled TU I believe.
 
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Anonymous
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Re: B of A Hawaiian Airlines Platinum Visa for mid 600s? You betcha!

That's great! Especially the part of about the no fee balance transfer.
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Anonymous
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Re: B of A Hawaiian Airlines Platinum Visa for mid 600s? You betcha!

Holy crap - 24 hours after activating and I hit the B of A love button and doubled my CL to $5000!!! Now I can BT all my remaining CC debt to 1.9% after being on stupid HSBC and Crap One at over 25%. At least my monthly paymennts will be meaningful now!
 
Life is good.
 
 
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Neblett
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Re: B of A Hawaiian Airlines Platinum Visa for mid 600s? You betcha!

Can someone provide a link to the application website?
 
Squee!
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