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I'm assuming there's no offer of product changing the QS1 to the QS?
That really is a personal choice. That said, I closed mine for this exact same reason. There's no reason to pay an AF on an SD'd card, especially on one without a decent rewards program. If you're not seeing any benefit then close it. Considering you have two other CapOne cards without a fee, it seems the logical choice.
It should still remain on you your CR for ten years, so there won't be an immediate loss of any pints etc. If that's your concern.
Plus it seems you have plenty of other beneficial credit cards, so the loss of this one will not matter in the grand scheme.
@Anonymous wrote:
Honestly, I am not sure. Is this something I can call customer service and ask? I can say neither of these "backdoor" employees offered me anything except an "I'm sorry".
Try this link and see what offer you get. Can also call customer service and see what they have for you if anything
https://verified.capitalone.com/sic-ui/#/esignin?Product=Card&Action=ProductUpgrade
@simplynoir wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Honestly, I am not sure. Is this something I can call customer service and ask? I can say neither of these "backdoor" employees offered me anything except an "I'm sorry".Try this link and see what offer you get. Can also call customer service and see what they have for you if anything
https://verified.capitalone.com/sic-ui/#/esignin?Product=Card&Action=ProductUpgrade
And if that doesn't work, certainly close. IMO, an annual fee is "real money" and you should be getting something tangible back. In this sort of case, you are paying for no gain except for some possible score advantage in the distant future (when the scoring algorithms could be very different anyway)
I like Cap One's website and App better than PayPal's but not nearly enough to sacrifice 0.5% on every purchase. And the annual fee means the first $1950 of spend earns nothing.
$500 of spend per month earns you $51 over a year on your QS and $120 on paypal. Make it $1000 and it's $141 vs $240.
My No-fee QS is locked and sock-drawered. If I didn't have one already the only reason I'd consider getting one now is for an SUB or no-interest offer.
(Note: written before I read you got the product change. But the advice still applies for anyone else in your situation and even with no fee, you're losing 50 cents on every hundred dollars you spend over one of your other cards)
@Anonymous wrote:
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Honestly, I am not sure. Is this something I can call customer service and ask? I can say neither of these "backdoor" employees offered me anything except an "I'm sorry".
Try this link and see what offer you get. Can also call customer service and see what they have for you if anything
https://verified.capitalone.com/sic-ui/#/esignin?Product=Card&Action=ProductUpgrade
Wow, that worked, thanks-- followed that link, logged in and accepted the offer to upgrade. It appears same card, same 1.5% cashback, but just no AF. It makes me wonder why the sneaky customer service reps... didn't even mention that this was an optuon. Guess they really need that $39 every year.
I'd give you 10 kudos if I could.
Congratulations on your upgrade!