Citi Forward PC

[Anonymous]

Just got off the phone with Citi and they won't do a PC from Dividend to Forward because "the reward system is different."

I told the CSR I would be willing to forfeit my leftover/unused Dividend reward points but she held firm and said they weren't allowing it at this time.

Anyone have luck PCing to Forward recently?

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Just got off the phone with Citi and they won't do a PC from Dividend to Forward because "the reward system is different."

I told the CSR I would be willing to forfeit my leftover/unused Dividend reward points but she held firm and said they weren't allowing it at this time.

Anyone have luck PCing to Forward recently?

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Why not just apply for the Citi Forward card? 

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Just got off the phone with Citi and they won't do a PC from Dividend to Forward because "the reward system is different."

I told the CSR I would be willing to forfeit my leftover/unused Dividend reward points but she held firm and said they weren't allowing it at this time.

Anyone have luck PCing to Forward recently?

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Why not just apply for the Citi Forward card? 

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My AAoA is still pretty low.

My oldest card is about 3 years old, and then I have one from last April, June, July, and a new one from yesterday.

[Anonymous]

Hey ptr, sorry to hear about that. They wouldn't switch over my friend's Dividend either for the same reason.

[Anonymous]

Does anyone know what cards PC-able to another? I know the that AA are damn near impossible to PC, but I also have a Citi Diamond Preferred card I wouldn't mind PC to the TY card.

OP--Sorry not trying to hijack your post.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Hey ptr, sorry to hear about that. They wouldn't switch over my friend's Dividend either for the same reason.

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That's too bad.  The CSR said they aren't doing it "at this time."  And she said that twice, so I don't know if it's a temporary thing or what.  

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Just got off the phone with Citi and they won't do a PC from Dividend to Forward because "the reward system is different."

I told the CSR I would be willing to forfeit my leftover/unused Dividend reward points but she held firm and said they weren't allowing it at this time.

Anyone have luck PCing to Forward recently?

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Why not just apply for the Citi Forward card? 

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My AAoA is still pretty low.

My oldest card is about 3 years old, and then I have one from last April, June, July, and a new one from yesterday.

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How low is your AAoA? 

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Just got off the phone with Citi and they won't do a PC from Dividend to Forward because "the reward system is different."

I told the CSR I would be willing to forfeit my leftover/unused Dividend reward points but she held firm and said they weren't allowing it at this time.

Anyone have luck PCing to Forward recently?

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Why not just apply for the Citi Forward card? 

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My AAoA is still pretty low.

My oldest card is about 3 years old, and then I have one from last April, June, July, and a new one from yesterday.

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How low is your AAoA? 

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Since adding the new card yesterday?  I'd say right about 1 year.  I would have to check the exact date on my oldest card though.  It was higher a few months ago when I was an AU on a 7year old account that belongs to my parents, but that account had three 120 lates and was consistantly at 90%+ utilization.  I decided the lower AAoA was worth removing the lates and high util.  I'm only 23, so I think a low AAoA looks much better than a bunch of severe lates and high utilization.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Just got off the phone with Citi and they won't do a PC from Dividend to Forward because "the reward system is different."

I told the CSR I would be willing to forfeit my leftover/unused Dividend reward points but she held firm and said they weren't allowing it at this time.

Anyone have luck PCing to Forward recently?

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Why not just apply for the Citi Forward card? 

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My AAoA is still pretty low.

My oldest card is about 3 years old, and then I have one from last April, June, July, and a new one from yesterday.

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How low is your AAoA? 

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Since adding the new card yesterday?  I'd say right about 1 year.  I would have to check the exact date on my oldest card though.  It was higher a few months ago when I was an AU on a 7year old account that belongs to my parents, but that account had three 120 lates and was consistantly at 90%+ utilization.  I decided the lower AAoA was worth removing the lates and high util.  I'm only 23, so I think a low AAoA looks much better than a bunch of severe lates and high utilization.

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I have to agree 100% with you...how long ago did you apply for the Dividend Card? Also is the new card reporting yet?

[Anonymous]

I pc'd my Ty rewards to forward last weekend...called the bd # for card retention. I know it's not the same card but pc is possible