Maybe someone somewhere had an annual fee somewhere but as I said, mine's 2 years old (and secured) and doesn't have one and never did. I suppose that's neither here nor there and isn't really on topic to OP's post though.
It's awesome that people are getting unsecured very, very regularly now and hopefully mine will follow suit at some point. 
@Anonymous wrote:Maybe someone somewhere had an annual fee somewhere but as I said, mine's 2 years old (and secured) and doesn't have one and never did. I suppose that's neither here nor there and isn't really on topic to OP's post though.
It's awesome that people are getting unsecured very, very regularly now and hopefully mine will follow suit at some point.
Actually its very much on-topic and relevant because if they have an AF, they want to know if its waived or no longer on the converted card where I said... very likely since regular discover cards do not have an AF...
Thank you for clarifying that Discover has done away with the AF on newer issued secure cards.. which is a good thing IMHO but we are talking about an older/legacy Discover Secured card which the OP had to pay an AF on... (I did not know they changed this.. my bad)
So the best thing to do is talk to their customer service and ask.... we can only speculate....
-J
@joltdude wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Maybe someone somewhere had an annual fee somewhere but as I said, mine's 2 years old (and secured) and doesn't have one and never did. I suppose that's neither here nor there and isn't really on topic to OP's post though.
It's awesome that people are getting unsecured very, very regularly now and hopefully mine will follow suit at some point.
Actually its very much on-topic and relevant because if they have an AF, they want to know if its waived or no longer on the converted card where I said... very likely since regular discover cards do not have an AF...
Thank you for clarifying that Discover has done away with the AF on newer issued secure cards.. which is a good thing IMHO but we are talking about an older/legacy Discover Secured card which the OP had to pay an AF on... (I did not know they changed this.. my bad)
So the best thing to do is talk to their customer service and ask.... we can only speculate....
-J
When was this annual fee, is my question?
OP's card is 7 months old. My card is 24 months old. Mine is more than 3 times older and I don't have an annual fee and their website states that there is no annual fee. So was there some weird period of time when annual fees were charged sometime between when I got mine and when OP got theirs that I don't know about?
Im out of this thread... Tired of being called a liar..
Op had an AF on the DIscover... and folks in the past have...
It may have been similar to the offers on Cap One or even subprime cards being different/targeted with fees...
Thanks for being less than FSR
Good luck all of you
-J
Im out of this thread... Tired of being called a liar..
Op had an AF on the DIscover... and folks in the past have...
It may have been similar to the offers on Cap One or even subprime cards being different/targeted with fees...
Thanks for being less than FSR
Good luck all of you
-J