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Credit One now has Club House in the new Raiders stadium in Vegas!
That was a big surprise to see… Not sure if they are doing that only as marketing to lower score population or they are actually trying to move up!
I haven’t seen anyone with high enough credit limit from them that can actually be able to purchase any of those seats with Credit One CCs
I've been told that the maximum exposure by CreditOne to one customer is $5k
be that one account, two accounts or the max trifecta the combined limit can't exceed $5k
@Scottisthename wrote:I've been told that the maximum exposure by CreditOne to one customer is $5k
be that one account, two accounts or the max trifecta the combined limit can't exceed $5k
I have $6050, $5000 with one card, and $1050 that I'm going to cancel this week.
The $5000 was their Amex card which started as a $3000 offer, but ended up at $5000 with no annual fee, and for the last three months I don't see any interest charges. I can't remember now what their offer was on the interest. I just added the card for utilization padding at the time, but won't really need it long term. If an AF ever materializes I will close it later.
The X5 card almost sounds like a decent card, until you factor in the low limit on how much spend you get the good cash back bonus on a year, and the fact that it has a $95 AF.
Not a good card.
@CYBERSAM wrote:Credit One now has Club House in the new Raiders stadium in Vegas!
That was a big surprise to see… Not sure if they are doing that only as marketing to lower score population or they are actually trying to move up!
I haven’t seen anyone with high enough credit limit from them that can actually be able to purchase any of those seats with Credit One CCs
It's probably just a hang out for their executives, for when they're not moonlighting at the LVNV collection agency.