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I have the Wally MC with a 5 figure limit, and their 23% APR is just brutal. Tried the Chat and Credit Solutions, but denied on the reduction both times.
Have had the card 3 years now.
Thought I would try Chase next, do they ever budge on APR reduction?
I don't Synchrony negotiates APR at all. They are what they are. I can't think of any of their cards where carrying a balance is ever worth doing...not unless you're on some 0% promo.
@Loquat wrote:I don't Synchrony negotiates APR at all. They are what they are. I can't think of any of their cards where carrying a balance is ever worth doing...not unless you're on some 0% promo.
True. At this point it is good for utility only
Yeah I sure could use a rate reduction with Wally also...
@Jerry45 wrote:I have the Wally MC with a 5 figure limit, and their 23% APR is just brutal. Tried the Chat and Credit Solutions, but denied on the reduction both times.
Have had the card 3 years now.
Thought I would try Chase next, do they ever budge on APR reduction?
APR shouldn't matter if you are using the card the right way.
@dlm0820 wrote:
@Jerry45 wrote:I have the Wally MC with a 5 figure limit, and their 23% APR is just brutal. Tried the Chat and Credit Solutions, but denied on the reduction both times.
Have had the card 3 years now.
Thought I would try Chase next, do they ever budge on APR reduction?
APR shouldn't matter if you are using the card the right way.
Could you explain using the card right....I need help eith that..thanks!!
@Anonymous wrote:
@dlm0820 wrote:
@Jerry45 wrote:I have the Wally MC with a 5 figure limit, and their 23% APR is just brutal. Tried the Chat and Credit Solutions, but denied on the reduction both times.
Have had the card 3 years now.
Thought I would try Chase next, do they ever budge on APR reduction?
APR shouldn't matter if you are using the card the right way.
Could you explain using the card right....I need help eith that..thanks!!
If you use your cards the way they were intended to be used, then APR could be 1000% and it wouldn't matter.