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@TacMan1 wrote:well Crap I have 3 cards from them!
shouls I just leave them open?
I suggest leaving your Credit One cards open until/unless you have better credit cards. Closing the Credit One cards would prevent a later quandary wherein you might feel trapped into keeping a Credit One card because it is your oldest card. Don't close the Credit One cards until they are paid off.
This is an example of ymmv. They seem to offer some no value added fee cards. Avoid all of those, not just from C1. Some hate them because they have poor phone customer service. If you don't do phone service, you don't care. Until you really need it, I suppose.
I will admit, I have had to call a few times, you can't beat navy or fidelity on that count.
The Omni and Wander cards are pretty good if you prefer cashback cards over point transfers.
Their customer service certainly won't win any awards or anything though.
@Follower I think it is on the individual whether to close your credit one account. So far I haven't had any issues with credit one bank in march of this year I was pre-approved for credit one Omni Amx instant approval CL of $10,000 I just received my $250 cash rewards bonus.