@Anonymous I'd echo a bit of what @Anonymous said earlier. Your $300 SL is the lowest that CO offers on the QS, which would make me inclined to believe that you weren't given the bonus opportunity. My sister was approved for the QS last year with a SL of $500 and didn't get the bonus. Perhpas call them and clarify if you are eligible.
It seems like the only differences between the QS and QS for Good Credit are the level of underwriting necessary to get them and the approval terms. I don't think "For Good Credit" is going to show in your account anywhere, because it's still the same card.
For example, my Savor One approval did not come with a bonus, but I did receive a similar 9 month 0% apr period and a lower variable APR than the "For Good Credit" version. I was wondering if I got the Savor One For Good Credit or a hybrid of the two, but ulitmately it doesn't really matter. The wording is simply marketing to get people to apply for their cards and it seems as if CO is issuing cards with terms not even outlined on their site. That wording is nowhere to be found on my Savor One account.
Nope, I never had the opportunity to manually opt into a CO bonus.
@Anonymous correct. Everything else about your card is the same.
@Anonymous You have what's commonly referred to as a "bucketed" card with Capital One. No signup bonus, etc. As another member stated, I'm quite surprised you have a 0% intro APR. Nevertheless, if Cap1 gives you a $300 credit line, it's likely that no other creditor is going to give you very favorable terms on a card and/or a much higher starting credit line...unless, of course, its a credit union.
Best of luck in your build/rebuild!
