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what banks or cards do you consider to be prime? i think i am sitting good in prime ville right now.
I would say...
Amex, Citi, Chase, some BoA Products I guess, but I've heard bad things about them
Also...a few cap1 cards I would consider prime
Prime is really in the wallet of the beholder though xD
@youngandcreditwrthy wrote:
Discover tooo!!!:-D even Barclay's!
Ooo, I didn't even think about Barclays
I'm still iffy on discover, that .25% till $3,000 spend pisses me off, even if it isn't really that big of a difference. I guess it is good for rotating categories, but that is about it, on regular spending my cap1 earns more cash back, even my paypal smart connect earns more cash back on regular spending
so it seems like most people consider the same cards prime. i think some banks are much better then ohters.
Is barclays really a prime card??? Just curious
What constitutes "Prime"? I know that I had the Chase SW card for > 5yrs, and never got more than $1k CL. No CLI, auto or self-requested (with hard pull). Even got CLD'd a few years back. Closed it and reallocated the CL to Freedom. To me, the SW card wasn't prime, although it was Chase and a decent product otherwise. The criteria has to include CLI's, customer service, and CL's for "prime" designation.
One thing to keep in mind with discover is it's pretty useless as a true CB type of card. As mentioned, the 0.25% is laughable. Where Discover shines for me is with Shop Discover, where I have earned pretty good CB over the past few months. Also, the 5% CB categories - when they're not exactly the same as the Chase Freedom in which case Freedom wins since I have checking account for 10/10 bonus. Since the 5% CB segments, and the Shop Discover charges don't count towards the $3k annual to get 1% cashback, I hope that I never do get the 1% CB.
This question keeps popping up and the answers vary from person to person. There's alot that goes into this one...
@migliogiorni wrote:This question keeps popping up and the answers vary from person to person. There's alot that goes into this one...
+1. I would consider my paypal card to be "prime" for me. But it may not be for someone else. The points would out to be 2.5% cash back on gasoline, which is great in my opinion. It fits my needs perfectly.