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Bankamericard (beige) 0% card

I thought this beige card was CALLED Bankamericard and CR TR etc. were not, but my research trying to search for info on this particular card shows I was wrong. So since this card has no real name, it's hard to find info on it. 

 

I got a mailer that's even better than the advertised offer on their site: 21 months (site says 18) and 11.24% after the 0% (the best they offer). I was going to utilize a combo of existing account 0% offers and some 8% cards and PLOC as the current 0% offers end. My scores are a few points lower than my sig and DH's are probably in the low 700's. I was going to push most of the debt to me (on existing things) hoping that as his score went up, he might pick up CSP (nearly 5/24 eligible) and then do a 0% and transfer anything at 8% back. 

 

Questions: 

Does this have a better rep than Slate for usable SL?

Is BofA ok with you actually using their BT card for a BT up to a good portion of your limit?

Is it PC'able after the fact to something useful? 

Anything else someone has to say about this card/offer?

 

(Don't throw tomatoes) Same day I got an Alaska offer that is the only BofA card I've really thought of getting, do they do 2 for 1 on a pull like Chase? (I doubt I'd do it but I have to ask.) 

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Anonymous
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Thought of another question, I wonder if there are on-going offers on this card or after the 60 day window, is it just a blah card? 

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They do do 2 for 1 apps like Chase. HPs should combine. BoA has let me carry balances up to my limit for years. Current APR is 7.24%, but get 0% offers for 18 months regularly. I think that as long as your income supports it, they will leave you alone.
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@Anonymous wrote:
They do do 2 for 1 apps like Chase. HPs should combine. BoA has let me carry balances up to my limit for years. Current APR is 7.24%, but get 0% offers for 18 months regularly. I think that as long as your income supports it, they will leave you alone.

Thanks! 

 

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NRB525
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@Anonymous wrote:

 

 

Questions: 

 

Is BofA ok with you actually using their BT card for a BT up to a good portion of your limit? Yes

 


 

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@NRB525 wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

 

 

Questions: 

 

Is BofA ok with you actually using their BT card for a BT up to a good portion of your limit? Yes

 


 


Thanks! 

 

Weekend crowd...any input?

 

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@Anonymous wrote:

@NRB525 wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

 

 

Questions: 

 

Is BofA ok with you actually using their BT card for a BT up to a good portion of your limit? Yes

 


 


Thanks! 

 

Weekend crowd...any input?

 


I would look at the big picture.  If you want the 21 months no interest, then apply for it first, then immediately apply for a 2nd card, say, the travel rewards or BBR.  And when the bankamericard comes, you can PC it to a cash rewards or TR and still have a chance at the $100/$200 bonus.  I know that my SO was able to do that and still got the bonus.

 

 

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@Anonymous wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@NRB525 wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

 

 

Questions: 

 

Is BofA ok with you actually using their BT card for a BT up to a good portion of your limit? Yes

 


 


Thanks! 

 

Weekend crowd...any input?

 


I would look at the big picture.  If you want the 21 months no interest, then apply for it first, then immediately apply for a 2nd card, say, the travel rewards or BBR.  And when the bankamericard comes, you can PC it to a cash rewards or TR and still have a chance at the $100/$200 bonus.  I know that my SO was able to do that and still got the bonus.

 

 


I went for it. I am resisting the Alaska urge. 

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@Anonymous wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@NRB525 wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

 

 

Questions: 

 

Is BofA ok with you actually using their BT card for a BT up to a good portion of your limit? Yes

 


 


Thanks! 

 

Weekend crowd...any input?

 


I would look at the big picture.  If you want the 21 months no interest, then apply for it first, then immediately apply for a 2nd card, say, the travel rewards or BBR.  And when the bankamericard comes, you can PC it to a cash rewards or TR and still have a chance at the $100/$200 bonus.  I know that my SO was able to do that and still got the bonus.

 

 


I went for it. I am resisting the Alaska urge. 


was it an instant approval? if so, go for a BBR!!

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@Anonymous wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

@NRB525 wrote:

@Anonymous wrote:

 

 

Questions: 

 

Is BofA ok with you actually using their BT card for a BT up to a good portion of your limit? Yes

 


 


Thanks! 

 

Weekend crowd...any input?

 


I would look at the big picture.  If you want the 21 months no interest, then apply for it first, then immediately apply for a 2nd card, say, the travel rewards or BBR.  And when the bankamericard comes, you can PC it to a cash rewards or TR and still have a chance at the $100/$200 bonus.  I know that my SO was able to do that and still got the bonus.

 

 


I went for it. I am resisting the Alaska urge. 


was it an instant approval? if so, go for a BBR!!


It was, but I don't want the hassle/AAoA hit of a BBR. I wouldn't mind an Alaska, but right now isn't the right time (new puppy so not a lot of air travel in our future). Next year likely. I'm fine with the HP for the one $11k card. 

 

ETA: Seems like its anyone's guess as to what they will pull in CA. 

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