...for cards you have no use for.
I just checked my prequalified offers with US Bank, and they were offering me the Cash+ with a 14.99% APR. I also received a prequal offer in the mail for the Wells Fargo CB Visa Signature with a 10.99% APR. I was briefly tempted to app for both of them, but I quickly realized I have no use for either one. The WF Visa is a gorgeous card, but after 6 months the wagon turns into a pumpkin.
I just checked my prequalified offers with US Bank, and they were offering me the Cash+ with a 14.99% APR. I also received a prequal offer in the mail for the Wells Fargo CB Visa Signature with a 10.99% APR. I was briefly tempted to app for both of them, but I quickly realized I have no use for either one. The WF Visa is a gorgeous card, but after 6 months the wagon turns into a pumpkin.
@Finstar: I was this close to undoing the harmonic convergence of 1987. Good thing I held back. Whew!
Hmmm. Interesting.
No use for 5% on fast food dining? No use for Department stores at 5% when you want them to be so? Cellphones and home landline at 5% if you want? Sporting goods stores 5%? Electronics stores 5%? Bookstores (Amazon is a bookstore) at 5%?
Now, I grant you, you can't have all of these all at once. But you do get to choose which two you want for the quarter, and things like electronics generally you can plan for.
I'm not a big spender at all. I already have an Ink Cash for my cell phone bill. Most of my dining out is 53-cent coffee I get at a supermarket cafeteria (I use my Discover debit card for that, which gives me 10 cents per swipe). I rarely buy myself anything. I just don't like spending money on non-essential things. I had massive credit card debt after my divorce. That pretty much killed my interest in spending money and women.
Understandable, so no more interest in spending $$$? And, if no more interest in ladies or the opposite sex, how about guys? LOL... j/k 
I don't think I recall reading your thoughts for the BOA (non-cobranded) WMC. Well, technically originates as VS but can be PCd to WMC and report as a Flexible Spending tradeline.
I don't think I recall reading your thoughts for the BOA (non-cobranded) WMC. Well, technically originates as VS but can be PCd to WMC and report as a Flexible Spending tradeline.
Hehehe. I'm still attracted to women, I just have no interest in getting involved with one. The only female worth spending my money on is my daughter.
As for the BofA CR, it'd be nice to have a non-cobranded MC with 3% on gas. The only problem with that card is its lack of earning potential. I think I'd be better off with a BBR. I'm kind of intrigued by the CashForward, to be honest.
As for the BofA CR, it'd be nice to have a non-cobranded MC with 3% on gas. The only problem with that card is its lack of earning potential. I think I'd be better off with a BBR. I'm kind of intrigued by the CashForward, to be honest.