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Anonymous
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Barclays PC?

After I'm done gardening, I'm thinking of applying for the American Airlines Aviator card with Barclays because of the SUB. Those 50k would really help out for a pair of RT first class tickets to Europe. After that, I really have no use for it because I have a Citibank AAdvantage card. Is it possible to PC that Aviator Card to something more useful such as the Uber Visa?

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Anonymous
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Re: Barclays PC?

50k points = 2 RT tickets to Europe? From where?

I don’t think you can PC that to the Uber just yet.
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Anonymous
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Re: Barclays PC?

I never said it equaled 2 RT tickets to Europe. I said it would really help out. I'm currently sitting on 88K from my Citi's SUB last year plus the miles I've racked up on my own. 

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SouthJamaica
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@Anonymous wrote:

After I'm done gardening, I'm thinking of applying for the American Airlines Aviator card with Barclays because of the SUB. Those 50k would really help out for a pair of RT first class tickets to Europe. After that, I really have no use for it because I have a Citibank AAdvantage card. Is it possible to PC that Aviator Card to something more useful such as the Uber Visa?


No, Barclays doesn't PC.


Total revolving limits 568220 (504020 reporting) FICO 8: EQ 689 TU 691 EX 682




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Anonymous
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Re: Barclays PC?

Misread, my mistake.
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DaveInAZ
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Re: Barclays PC?


@SouthJamaica wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

After I'm done gardening, I'm thinking of applying for the American Airlines Aviator card with Barclays because of the SUB. Those 50k would really help out for a pair of RT first class tickets to Europe. After that, I really have no use for it because I have a Citibank AAdvantage card. Is it possible to PC that Aviator Card to something more useful such as the Uber Visa?


No, Barclays doesn't PC.


Well, they sort of do, I've done it twice now. You have to app & be approved for the card you want. Then you call the # for Credit Analyst in the Backdoor # sticky and ask them to move the CL from the old card to the new one and then close the old one. You take a HP & new account hit, but then you also get the SUB for the new card.

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SouthJamaica
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Re: Barclays PC?


@DaveInAZ wrote:

@SouthJamaica wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

After I'm done gardening, I'm thinking of applying for the American Airlines Aviator card with Barclays because of the SUB. Those 50k would really help out for a pair of RT first class tickets to Europe. After that, I really have no use for it because I have a Citibank AAdvantage card. Is it possible to PC that Aviator Card to something more useful such as the Uber Visa?


No, Barclays doesn't PC.


Well, they sort of do, I've done it twice now. You have to app & be approved for the card you want. Then you call the # for Credit Analyst in the Backdoor # sticky and ask them to move the CL from the old card to the new one and then close the old one. You take a HP & new account hit, but then you also get the SUB for the new card.


Smiley Happy I don't call that PC'ing. I call that

-forcing you to apply for a new card and

-if your application is granted, allowing you to transfer your credit limit and close the first card


Total revolving limits 568220 (504020 reporting) FICO 8: EQ 689 TU 691 EX 682




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Loquat
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Re: Barclays PC?


@SouthJamaica wrote:

@DaveInAZ wrote:

@SouthJamaica wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

After I'm done gardening, I'm thinking of applying for the American Airlines Aviator card with Barclays because of the SUB. Those 50k would really help out for a pair of RT first class tickets to Europe. After that, I really have no use for it because I have a Citibank AAdvantage card. Is it possible to PC that Aviator Card to something more useful such as the Uber Visa?


No, Barclays doesn't PC.


Well, they sort of do, I've done it twice now. You have to app & be approved for the card you want. Then you call the # for Credit Analyst in the Backdoor # sticky and ask them to move the CL from the old card to the new one and then close the old one. You take a HP & new account hit, but then you also get the SUB for the new card.


Smiley Happy I don't call that PC'ing. I call that

-forcing you to apply for a new card and

-if your application is granted, allowing you to transfer your credit limit and close the first card


That's PenFed's version of PC'ing as well.  Smiley Indifferent

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Man-Of-Steel
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Re: Barclays PC?

Barclays has allowed PCs in the past.  I'm not sure if I know of all of the PC options that used to be available, but the Rewards MC and no fee Arrival MC were two pretty common cards to PC into (or to downgrade into).  I downgraded (PC'd) an Arrival Plus card approximately two years ago.

 

Now, with that being said, I haven't heard of anyone being able to PC into the Uber Visa and I suspect that they aren't going to be allowing that anytime soon.......if ever.  I wanted the card and applied for it directly last November and I've been happy with the card so far.

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Anonymous
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Re: Barclays PC?

They will move part of a credit line to open another card but won't PC...

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