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Got it! then I should wait to receive the mail in offer from BoA?
The mail offer comes with the 21 mo option and 11.24% APR for me at least. I have issues with online pre-quals actually presenting anything for me immediately for some reason. Not sure what the deal is but, chase for example never shows anything online but in my account there's things listed in the "offers" section when logged in and they mail me stuff every other week. BOA never displays a true pre-qual but then they mail stuff. Discover shows valid offers online and then they mail you something every week until you bite. Citi doesn't do anything spectacular other than send offers that are a couple of % points higher than what they do online which is still higher than they should be. Seems as though they use some really old information for those kind of results.
I just got the offer from BoA for 21mo 0% but at 15.24% after and 3% BT fee. Guess that's what I get for high balances on cards. Also received Simplicity again, guess they're fishing for customers cause been getting them montly, for 16.24% and 21mo no interest. Also got an offer from Discover for my available balance and do BT with 0% for 12mo or 4.99% for 18mo, but Discover is one of the cards I want to BT to 0% and pay off.
Got Citi Thankyou preferred prequal as well... 18mo no interest 16.24% after.
So... now my options are Simplicity or BoA BankAmericard with the same offering or Chase Slate. was thinking of applying for Freedom Unlimited.
Could try to go on a spree and see how that goes. What's recommended?
Tried Chase prequal to see their offers but it couldn't find my info and I'm a client... odd.
Sounds like you have options now. Any APR doesn't really matter if you PIF to reap the rewards
Chase if you have an account already should show up online when logged into the system under "Offers" in the drop down. I tend to have F/FU/CSP currently for my offers which simply request income and hit submit after that. From what others are reporting even though they're pre-approved offers they still hit you with a HP.
If you want/need them then hit them all up and take advantage of aging them together until next year.