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I spoke to a rep about 30 days ago and they said all card will be going over to the Visa by the end of 2023 I just called today (15 Aug 2023) and she told me that it was only for a very select people that got the upgrade who ever got it that all they are doing. Does anyone else heard anything else?
I think there have been previous posts on this, all indicating that they will be selectively upgrading accounts to the Visa flavor.
From what I've seen, having at least a $3k CL seems to be a factor.
They sent me the Visa one a couple weeks ago. When I logged on to Capital One, it asked if I wanted to link my Kohl's card to my online account, so now it shows that one as well as Savor. Does the Kohl's card count against Capital One's two-card limit?
@BijouMan wrote:They sent me the Visa one a couple weeks ago. When I logged on to Capital One, it asked if I wanted to link my Kohl's card to my online account, so now it shows that one as well as Savor. Does the Kohl's card count against Capital One's two-card limit
I dont think cap 1 counts the kohls visa in the 2 card max. I have a QS and a savor 1 in addition to the kohls and all 3 are on my cap 1 accounts page
A funny story involving this card. Last week I handed the card to my dentists administrator and she immediately tried to hand it back to me saying we don't accept store cards. I said no its a Visa with the Kohls logo.
@SUPERSQUID wrote:A funny story involving this card. Last week I handed the card to my dentists administrator and she immediately tried to hand it back to me saying we don't accept store cards. I said no its a Visa with the Kohls logo.
Kind of make me chuckle because Victoria Secret has a Store version and a Mastercard version. I'm wondering what kind of reaction is would get with VS PINK Card... lol.
Is it safe to assume that this change is similar to Target's upgrade of their store cards to Target Master Card?
@BijouManCo-branded and store cards do not count towards the limit. That being said, while often they won't allow additional cards it's not an absolute rule for many of their core cards. Over an 18 month period I opened 3 capital one cards, the last being about 2 months ago (have QS, S1, and now VX). The hard limit is absolute for certain sub prime cards - Platinum secured, Platinum, QS secured, and QS1. The lesser no sub "for good credit" versions do not get considered as sub prime in regards to the sub prime card limit.