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I have a question, how long does it normally take for CapitalOne to upgrade you? I've heard from others that they received upgrades from CapitalOne. Any advice?
Thanks.
@Anonymous wrote:I have a question, how long does it normally take for CapitalOne to upgrade you? I've heard from others that they received upgrades from CapitalOne. Any advice?
Thanks.
There is no set timeline.
You can use this link to check https://verified.capitalone.com/sic-ui/#/esignin?Product=Card&Action=ProductUpgrade
It will prompt you to log in, and once you do, you'll see if there are any upgrades available
Calling them and asking works the same way
Good luck
I tried that link out of curiousity and got,
"Unfortunately, this upgrade is no longer available. This could be for a variety of reasons, including your account going into a default, restricted, closed, or changed status since we initially sent you this offer".
I haven't had any of that happen nor have I recieved any offers. Weird
Cap1 tells me that the only way I'm getting to a different product from my platinum card is - well - there is no way. If I want anything else it will be via a new app.
They ain't getting a new app from me...
I've had a QS1 for about 2years. 100% payment history, no offers available. Credit limit has not changed since account opening. I will give it until my AF is about to hit and if no upgrades available I will botch the card.
@cjc6464 wrote:I've had a QS1 for about 2years. 100% payment history, no offers available. Credit limit has not changed since account opening. I will give it until my AF is about to hit and if no upgrades available I will botch the card.
The QS1 is a completely different beast. I have only seen a couple people successfully get away from that card. Most likely a call to cancel, but they might give you an offer to switch to the QS for no AF to keep the account. I would call with the intent to cancel, but make the AF the sole reason and they might give you it.
But you have better cards, so a sticky QS1 isn't anything to cry about closing. Cap1 will be back on your door though if you want to get a better card from them.
I used the link above and successfully upgraded my platinum to QS. I had never tried before, and thought, well, why not? LOL. It worked fine for me. I have had the platinum for a bit over a year, started at $800 or $1000 I think and did credit steps and it went to $1500 and then a few months ago to $4500.
i used the link and can upgrade to the qs from my journey card but i dont get any of the intro offers like 150 cashback and 0% apr because im not a new customer. does anyone know if i just apply for the card on my own if i'll be able to get the intro offers?
Yes, applying for a new card you would be eligible for signup bonuses. In this case, "new customer" means new to the card product rather than the lender.