QS1 HOW MANY CAN I hAVE

[Anonymous]

I have a QS WMC - do you think C1 would allow me to app for a Qs1 and whats the most anyone every owned

[RonM21]

I'm sure someone has done it. So you have a regular QS, and want a QS1?

[Anonymous]

Why do you want more than one? Pretty redundant and won't really help your credit

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I have a QS WMC - do you think C1 would allow me to app for a Qs1 and whats the most anyone every owned

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Yes, you can apply and be approved for another Cap1 card.  Cap1 allows multiple prime & multiple sub-prime accounts.  I currently have a QS & a QS1 in my wallet.

[creditguy]

Yes you can have two Cap One subprime cards at any given time.

[Credit_hawk]

I'm very curious about the logic behind this. What would you gain from doing that?

[Anonymous]

Besides extra credit, nothing lol

[Anonymous]

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@Credit_hawk wrote:

I'm very curious about the logic behind this. What would you gain from doing that?

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I don't know why the OP is doing it, but I can explain some of the reasons for it.  As of right now, the QS1 is the only card offering 0% APR through 2017 (available from Cap1).  I did it to utilize the 0% APR to pay off student loans early and avoid accruing additional interest.

Alternatively, you can also later combine the accounts, which is an avenue to create higher limit cards.

[jamevfan]

i currently have the Capital one secured card and the QS1 on the way,I hve no clue what I will do with either of them when I make it out of subprime but they are my first cards since rebuilding started, I will just learn from the advise everyone is getting to form my plan but I want a Chase and Discover next but eill wait until i have better chances...Good luck

[Anonymous]

I don't know why the OP is doing it, but I can explain some of the reasons for it. As of right now, the QS1 is the only card offering 0% APR through 2017 (available from Cap1). I did it to utilize the 0% APR to pay off student loans early and avoid accruing additional interest.
Alternatively, you can also later combine the accounts, which is an avenue to create higher limit cards.
I agree with you, that is the reason I'm doing it, will be doing some transfer to the new card and then combine at a later date for higher limit