$36,000 limit with Chase!!

[Anonymous]

Fingers crossed!!!

[johnpalley]

yup. im applying everywhere next month on the same day and my scores are like 750's with no inquiries

[Anonymous]

You got dissssss!

[johnpalley]

lol we'll see. nice talkin to you bruin take care and thanks for the info

[Anonymous]

yeah of course call me Derek

[B335is]

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@09Lexie wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

$30,000 on Slate

$3,000 on Freedom

and $3,000 on CSP

I'm so young, too!!! OMG.  I feel so superior.  

Wanna know my secret???!

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Really?

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Yeah I'd rather hear how this was accomplished instead of the Chase reallocation secret.

3 words in my opinion:  Playing With Fire

[jesseh]

About the travelling to Europe, don't bring cash. Bring a no-FTF EMV card with you and/or a debit card with no international atm fees (schwab).

[alvon123]

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@Anonymous wrote:

$30,000 on Slate

$3,000 on Freedom

and $3,000 on CSP

I'm so young, too!!! OMG.  I feel so superior.  

Wanna know my secret???!

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congrats

[Revelate]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Lol max all them out then file a chapter 7 lol

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You realize lenders and the judiciary are wise to such things these days?  Fraud doesn't pay in this manner.

[Anonymous]

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@Ghoshida wrote:

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@johnpalley wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

John,

Yes no foreign transcation fee and NO annual fee for the card: apply here:https://www.bankofamerica.com/credit-cards/products/bankamericard-travel-rewards-credit-card.go

I really haven't thought about it too much but I think I am going to bring some cash---maybe...should I??

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i never knew cards like that existed lol nice. why bring any cash id just buy everything with the card and avoid all fees

is bofa the only major bank that offers this service? does discover, citi, amex, chase, or barclay also have a card like that? you cant do that with the saphire? im goin on an app spree next month and it would be good to know what my options are. if bofa is the only card that offers that im all over it

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Barclaycard Arrival has a no AF version which has 2x rewards on travel and dining, no foreign transaction fees, and no annual fees. 

Cap One Quicksilver has 1.5% cashback, no foreign transaction fees, no annual fees. 

Discover has the no FTC option, but it is not accepted worldwide.

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Big thread on this at http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/credit-card-programs/1250450-usa-cards-no-foreign-transaction-fees.html

has cards with no FTF and lists those without AF.

So all Cap One cards have no FTF and most have no AF.  Most Penfed cards have neither