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BofA "product change"

Has anyone ever done this with them?  I know its talked about for AMEX and I know Citi will do it.  But has anyone done it with BofA and do they pull anything or just change your product over without any qualifying?
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We changed hubbys BoA World Points to an Amex they didnt do a hard pull, just a dif acc # but on the same acc so all info stayed, same with my plat, changed to a visa with rewards.  Tks Vicki
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BOA also offered to change my gold MC to a Worldpoints card as well.
I haven't done it yet, but I might.  Not sure I want to rock the $10,000.00 CL boat.  I'd probably do it in a heartbeat if it were a smaller account, but they have been very good to me on this card so who knows.  The rep that called me suggested a product change so I know it can be done and the reps are aware of it.
 
Hope it helps
 
Van
 
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Thanks! I am a little worried because they denied me for a new card.
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I easily changed my Bank of America Platinum card to a World Points card last December.  One thing--if you currently have a decent APR on your account, make certain that the product change also has the same, or a more favorable APR.  About 3 years ago, I wanted to change my Bank of America card to a different one, and the regular customer service rep was anxious to change it immediately.  I told her I wanted to think about it first.  Later, I talked to a Bank of America "Retention Department" rep.  She discouraged me from changing my card,  telling me that if I changed my account to the other card that I was thinking about, my APR would go from 7.9% to something awful, like around 16%.  The first rep didn't tell me about that horrendous APR. 
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Thanks for the heads up on that one!  Good info.
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