@Anonymous wrote:Venture One? There is NO advantage of the Venture One over the Quicksilver. Do you mean the Venture? That has an AF but gives 2 points per $.
If I recall correctly, I believe it's the other way around. VentureOne gives 1.25 points per dollar (basically 1.25%) and Venture gives 2 points/2%, but has an annual fee of 59 dollars. I don't think the annual fee would justify the low points earned, in my humble opinion. Out of all of CapOne's cards, I think the Quicksilver gives back the best-1.5% cash back with no annual fee, so, I think you did good, Credit_Dominion! 
The CapOne online chat is really helpful and the customer service is great! Journey, my first card, has only been open for three months. A couple days ago, for fun, I decided to see if they would actually give me a PC to Quicksilver. Didn't have my hopes up since I didn't have any offers and not much history, but in the end, I got it! So, congratulations fellow upgrade-ee, lol. 
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@Anonymous wrote:Venture One? There is NO advantage of the Venture One over the Quicksilver. Do you mean the Venture? That has an AF but gives 2 points per $.
If I recall correctly, I believe it's the other way around. VentureOne gives 1.25 points per dollar (basically 1.25%) and Venture gives 2 points/2%, but has an annual fee of 59 dollars. I don't think the annual fee would justify the low points earned, in my humble opinion. Out of all of CapOne's cards, I think the Quicksilver gives back the best-1.5% cash back with no annual fee, so, I think you did good, Credit_Dominion!
The CapOne online chat is really helpful and the customer service is great! Journey, my first card, has only been open for three months. A couple days ago, for fun, I decided to see if they would actually give me a PC to Quicksilver. Didn't have my hopes up since I didn't have any offers and not much history, but in the end, I got it! So, congratulations fellow upgrade-ee, lol.
Oh, I wasn't promoting the Venture particularly, but I believe that Venture One, which gives 1.25% (as you say) is always inferior to the Quicksilver, which gives 1.5% (since Venture/Venture One "miles" are just cashback anyway).
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@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Venture One? There is NO advantage of the Venture One over the Quicksilver. Do you mean the Venture? That has an AF but gives 2 points per $.
If I recall correctly, I believe it's the other way around. VentureOne gives 1.25 points per dollar (basically 1.25%) and Venture gives 2 points/2%, but has an annual fee of 59 dollars. I don't think the annual fee would justify the low points earned, in my humble opinion. Out of all of CapOne's cards, I think the Quicksilver gives back the best-1.5% cash back with no annual fee, so, I think you did good, Credit_Dominion!
The CapOne online chat is really helpful and the customer service is great! Journey, my first card, has only been open for three months. A couple days ago, for fun, I decided to see if they would actually give me a PC to Quicksilver. Didn't have my hopes up since I didn't have any offers and not much history, but in the end, I got it! So, congratulations fellow upgrade-ee, lol.
Oh, I wasn't promoting the Venture particularly, but I believe that Venture One, which gives 1.25% (as you say) is always inferior to the Quicksilver, which gives 1.5% (since Venture/Venture One "miles" are just cashback anyway).
Oh! I didn't mean to give the impression that I thought you were promoting it, lol! I was just pointing out the details of both and hoping the OP could see that, yes, out of all of CapOne's cards, the Quicksilver is indeed the best option, both for cash back and its lack of annual fee.
