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Thanks, I have a Cap One Secured card and recenty read that they do not graduate them at all. Apparently they have not program to do it a this moment in time. I can only hope that they change this policy in the next year so I can get out of paying a AF.
A year, or a FICO jump to a level where you'd be approved. I'd try calling backdoor after 6mo if you're in better FICO shape!
I just thought I would give an update.
I got the denial/counter offer letter in the mail today. It was for the 99/500 partially secured 1,2,3 cash rewards card. I was unaware that they did this offer with the rewards. I am pretty pumped up about getting the card now because it is a partially secured rewards card. APR is high, 20.24%, but that was expected and it has an AF of $39. Letter says that it will be reviewed for graduation after 12 months.
I called to make the deposit, but the CSR said that for this offer you have to mail in the deposit or go into a branch. So I went into a branch to get this rolling. Their was an issue with the offer in the system, hope they did not take it away, but the banker I was talking to on at the branch called someone and we faxed over the paperwork as apposed to making an interbranch transaction.
I am going to keep an eye on the situation, but it appears to be going well for me right now. The banker said that once they give an account number I would be able to see the account online.
They pulled Experian and I had a FICO of 662.
Thanks for all the advice.
Nice work! $99 down for a BoA card with a $500 CL? Sound's good to me. BoA is a major institution with a nice collection of cards.It will be nice to get your foot in the door.
It feels nice to be in with them. The only reason I want one of their cards is because I bank with them. I just felt I should have a CC to go along with checking and savings. Not sure how long I am going to be with BofA anymore though. I am looking at my local credit unions pretty seriously. I might just open an addition account with the local credit union and go with both for a while. See what the differences are.