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3% on dining sounds nice. I have outgrown Quicksilver. I asked about a PC and they said "we are not offering that at this time, but we will notify you if things change... blah blah".
@Anonymous wrote:3% on dining sounds nice. I have outgrown Quicksilver. I asked about a PC and they said "we are not offering that at this time, but we will notify you if things change... blah blah".
There is a 150 dollar sign up bonus with 500 dollar spend. I wouldn't PC as you wouldn't get the 150 dollars
It depends on the situation. Three of my six cards are Quicksilvers. And they're all in the 15-year age range, so I don't want to combine. I'd be glad to PC one of them. I definitely don't need another card from Capital One.
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@Anonymous wrote:3% on dining sounds nice. I have outgrown Quicksilver. I asked about a PC and they said "we are not offering that at this time, but we will notify you if things change... blah blah".
There is a 150 dollar sign up bonus with 500 dollar spend. I wouldn't PC as you wouldn't get the 150 dollars
That's an easy spend to get. I might have to get this when I leave the Garden.
3% on dining does sound nice because I eat out quite often. However, Cap1 was nice to me during my rebuild but now they won't give me an increase on my QS. I am sitting at $750. Ive asked and the first few times it was because I didnt establish enough history with my $750 limit, then most recently too many inquiries or too many accounts opened recently, I cant remeber. At this point I have SD it for now. I cant imagine they would approve me for this card and I am not into the 3 pulls right now.
$150 is not worth the triple pull, this to me is a PC option and nothing else.
@Anonymous wrote:$150 is not worth the triple pull, this to me is a PC option and nothing else.
Yeah their triple pull tactic is pretty tiring. But if you tend to do app sprees every year, it's not a big deal. Inquiries stop scoring after a year, and anecdotally start being less painful FICO-wise at 6 months. And if you have superprime credit, they don't really matter at all for most purposes.
During rebuilding or if your FICO8s are under 760, they matter somewhat.
I threw the card into my spend calculator and it just doesn't do as much for me as I thought. My only huge dining spends are usually when family is in town and I rent the catering room at the local restaurant I like. Maybe $1500-$2000 per meal and that's once or twice a year. Otherwise, my dining spend is minimal. The $150 cash back is nice, though, so if I was doing an app spree annually, I'd blow 3 inquiries for $150 extra bucks.
I thought you didn't receive the signing bonus with a PC. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.