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Applying for the Citi Diamond Preferred again after converting old CDP to Citi Rewards+

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AugustB
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Applying for the Citi Diamond Preferred again after converting old CDP to Citi Rewards+

Hi all,

I got the Citi Diamond Preferred in April 2020 primarily for the 0% interest for 21 month offer. I used the card for some purchases and  balance transfers and finished paying it off a few months ago. Today I received an offer to product change to the Citi Rewards+. I have better CC options than both of these cards, and I don't care about any SUB the Rewards+ might have as I dont want the HP ( I am 8/24 ).

 

What I would like to know is if I PC to the Citi Rewards+ now would I be able to apply for the Citi Diamond Preferred again after some time and to get another 21 months of 0% interest?


Starting Score (09/19): Ex 646 Tu 640 Eq 617
Current Score (08/21): Ex 763 Tu 810 Eq 775
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NRB525
Super Contributor

Re: Applying for the Citi Diamond Preferred again after converting old CDP to Citi Rewards+

I'm not aware of any restrictions on Diamond Preferred re-apps. Really the only bonus on sign up is 0% on purchases, for 12 months.

The "bonus" on balance transfers to get the 0% for 21 months looks like a 5% fee. So it's not like they're giving you $200 to sign up.

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K-in-Boston
Epic Contributor

Re: Applying for the Citi Diamond Preferred again after converting old CDP to Citi Rewards+

I did a product change to Rewards+ when that card came out after my BT was paid off on DP.  I have received constant pre-selected mailers and emails from Citi for DP since, so I definitely agree that there are likely no restrictions on getting the card again soon after product changing.  If they allowed limit reallocations, I would go for another one in a heartbeat.

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