Good to know, I would hate to lose my QS VS. Is it just me, or does MC have a higher percentage of the market than V? Out of all of my CCs, only US Bank Cash+ and C1 QS are Vs.
Not sure about percentages, but I can say that BofA has a nice VS card good for travel and AAA. It's less attractive if you don't have AAA, but still not a half-bad VS card.
@HeavenOhio wrote:
@LadyJEsq wrote:Is it just me, or does MC have a higher percentage of the market than V? Out of all of my CCs, only US Bank Cash+ and C1 QS are Vs.
Based on cards in circulation, end of 2016…
Visa: 335 million, 52.8%
MasterCard: 200 million, 31.6%
Discover: 51.4 million, 8.1%
AMEX: 47.5 million, 7.5%
Based on dollars spent annually, end of 2016…
AMEX: $14,745
Visa: $4,624
MasterCard: $3,465
Discover: $2,362
Source: Market Share by Credit Card Network (WalletHub, March 2017)
Thanks for that HeavenOhio. That's as I remembered it. I guess I just somehow lucked into having more MCs that Vs.
Yeah Cap1 has been flip flopping on networks for the QS and Venture lines. I got my QS as a WEMC and it seems they've already switched again since then.
Yes they switched again to Visa Signature. I just applied today and was approved for a Visa. Not sure if it's Visa sig, but only a couple od months back it was WEMC only at lines starting at 1k I believe.
It says the same thing for the Quicksilver Visa Signature. Most people get more than that. I do not like the way that it is worded.
How Do You Determine My Credit Line?
We will determine your credit line after a review of your application and your ability to pay. If your application is approved, the minimum credit line you will receive is $1,000.