Fantastic!
Sometimes I check the product upgrade page and it says I can change my Quicksilver to a Venture or VentureOne. Sometimes it gives me zero options. I'm waiting for the day they allow me to change it to a SavorOne. (Not holding my breath though.)
EQ8 780, TU8 748, EX8 771 as of January 8
That's great! I have a QS1 that I really want to PC and used heavily, but haven't had it long enough. A PC to regular QS would be great but I'd happily take a V1 PC as well since it's no AF.
Nice job on the QS1 CLI and upgrade link success to the Venture1! Still trying to upgrade mine. No dice yet! 
@LandoCredrissian wrote:Nice job on the QS1 CLI and upgrade link success to the Venture1! Still trying to upgrade mine. No dice yet!
How long have you had your QS1? I've gone from feeling lucky to have an unsecured card to it being a drag on me 5 months and change after opening it. I'm getting pre approval offers to apply for a regular QS but that would just complicate my situation, and may require closing a card. Savor One is the one Cap1 card that really makes sense for me and my spend, but you can't PC to it. A regular QS is OK, but I don't want to risk being able to get a Savor One either.
@LumpyOneTwo wrote:So I've been paying down my credit cards as fast as I reasonably can, focusing on my high interest Quicksilver One. My scores have gone up dramatically since reworking my finances last October (started at ~590 and now up to 737). Earlier this week I realized It had been six months since my last CLI on the card (a measly $150) so I requested another one and was VERY surprised to see an approval for $3000, bringing my CL up to $4650!
Right after the CLI I decided to try the upgrade link, because who wants to pay $40 a year for the most basic of rewards? Denied. Until I tried again last night out of boredom, and lo and behold I get the option for a Venture One! I honestly thought it would never happen for me and that I'd eventually have to cancel the card, despite it being one of my oldest.
I read something from a user here that they had started to use the card monthly, and after about a year they were finally able to PC. So from February onwards I put one charge on it a month, usually ~$20-$50. Can't believe it worked, especially this fast!
Once again I thank all you folks here for all the priceless information y'all make available! Not sure what other data points I can provide to anyone else who's in this boat, but feel free to ask if I can give you any info you'd like to know. It IS possible to crawl out from under this rock of a card!
Congratulations!
