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Hey guys,
I wanted to check in as I always try to do when I have something helpful to share. Check your email! I received a 2.99% APR promo for 9 months in my email today. Bank of America is pushing it as a limited time holiday promotion. I've not seen too many unsolicited BOA APR promotionals that aren't balance transfers. But they're out there. The enrollment deadline is 12/31/19.
@Credit_hawk wrote:Hey guys,
I wanted to check in as I always try to do when I have something helpful to share. Check your email! I received a 2.99% APR promo for 9 months in my email today. Bank of America is pushing it as a limited time holiday promotion. I've not seen too many unsolicited BOA APR promotionals that aren't balance transfers. But they're out there. The enrollment deadline is 12/31/19.
Thanks for posting! ..someone else just mentioned the same in another thread.
I will have to check emails to see if BoA 's Me.
I got my email offer today: 9.99% for "new purchases" for "twelve billing cycles". I'll activate the offer (link in email to accept), but doubtful if I'll take advantage, 9.99% is more than I'm willing to pay, I'd take 2.99%. But be careful if you get & accept this offer, buried in the small print:
"You will pay interest on any pre-existing purchase balance, unless you paid the entire balance in full prior to taking advantage of this promotional offer."
- Kinda sneaky there in my opinion. My 11/8 statement balance is $97.91. So I take this as meaning I need to pay that in full, and then activate the offer before my 12/8 statement? Or, if I want to stretch it out for an additional month, pay the 12/8 statement balance before 12/31 and then activate the offer.
2.99 for a year came this morning, have till end of year to activate it.
I received a letter yesterday with a 0% offer (Travel Rewards) for 9 months. (No e-mail.)
I will, of course, be making maximum use of that. (If you have accepted a "9 month" offer, what do they mean? Exactly 9 months from date you accept? The next 9 billing cycles? Somthing else?)