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CapOne Platinum PC to QS question

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HeavenOhio
Senior Contributor

Re: CapOne Platinum PC to QS question

@SomewhereIn505, did your interest rate go up drastically, or was the increase minimal? The reason I ask is that PCs aren't supposed to change card terms other than the rewards structure and possibly the annual fee. Interest rates have been going up a little on almost all cards. Could your increase have been one that would have happened anyway?

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SomewhereIn505
Valued Contributor

Re: CapOne Platinum PC to QS question


@HeavenOhio wrote:

@SomewhereIn505, did your interest rate go up drastically, or was the increase minimal? The reason I ask is that PCs aren't supposed to change card terms other than the rewards structure and possibly the annual fee. Interest rates have been going up a little on almost all cards. Could your increase have been one that would have happened anyway?


It was minimal. I think to cover the rewards portion (or at least that is what I think it was). At the time I PC'd it was my only card and I was swipping and making weekly payments. Perhaps that is why they gave me a higher than stated steps CLI.

 

On my QS1, I barely swipped, but PIF. They still gave me a higher than stated steps CLI. The only thing I can think of is that I have a good internal score with them.

 

Now I'm just waiting to see when Cap One will allow me to combine the accounts into a single card. Per Cap One CSR, that system is automated and supposidly they (the CSR supervisor) cannot override it.


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Brian_Earl_Spilner
Credit Mentor

Re: CapOne Platinum PC to QS question

The prime rate just increased recently, so that might have been what it was if it was an increase of 0.25%. Everyone should have got that rate increase though. Unfortunately, unless you have something monitoring your accounts, you won't get notified. I use Mint so that's how I found out, when I got an alert my APR went up.

 


@SomewhereIn505 wrote:

@HeavenOhio wrote:

@SomewhereIn505, did your interest rate go up drastically, or was the increase minimal? The reason I ask is that PCs aren't supposed to change card terms other than the rewards structure and possibly the annual fee. Interest rates have been going up a little on almost all cards. Could your increase have been one that would have happened anyway?


It was minimal. I think to cover the rewards portion (or at least that is what I think it was). At the time I PC'd it was my only card and I was swipping and making weekly payments. Perhaps that is why they gave me a higher than stated steps CLI.

 

On my QS1, I barely swipped, but PIF. They still gave me a higher than stated steps CLI. The only thing I can think of is that I have a good internal score with them.

 

Now I'm just waiting to see when Cap One will allow me to combine the accounts into a single card. Per Cap One CSR, that system is automated and supposidly they (the CSR supervisor) cannot override it.


 

    
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UncleB
Credit Mentor

Re: CapOne Platinum PC to QS question


@Brian_Earl_Spilner wrote:

The prime rate just increased recently, so that might have been what it was if it was an increase of 0.25%. Everyone should have got that rate increase though. Unfortunately, unless you have something monitoring your accounts, you won't get notified. I use Mint so that's how I found out, when I got an alert my APR went up.



+1

 

With Capital One a PC should never result in an APR change (in either direction). 

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