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Hi everyone
I got a letter couple of weeks ago inviting me to apply for the AAA Dollars Plus World Mastercard. Normally I wouidnt pay that much attention to it but the letter is a definate step up from the crap letters I normally get from CreditOne and Stoneberry.
There is a confirmation code and instead of an exact apr or range, this one states thats its a 0 % for 15 months.
Im pretty sure this is junk mail but i figured id check here to see if anyone got this ( Im a south florida aaa member for 21 years )
Thanks
I'm surprised it doesn't say what happens after the 0% period ends, I think all that I have seen show something (range, or one APR)
Is says afterwards its a range of 14 to 24 or 20 to 24 depending on creditworthiness
Marketing. Although you certainly possibly could be approved depending upon your credit profile
I'm familiar with the Bank of America AAA Visa, but this is the first I've heard of the U.S. Bank AAA MasterCard.
I've got some reading to do!
Looks like this is a regional card offered by AAA in a certain area and backed by US Bank. First I've heard of it as well.
I can say this about US Bank mailers...be wary. I got several from US Bank for the REI WMC that included a confirmation code but not a certain APR. I was declined when I applied (about a year ago).
@happypill wrote:Looks like this is a regional card offered by AAA in a certain area and backed by US Bank. First I've heard of it as well.
I can say this about US Bank mailers...be wary. I got several from US Bank for the REI WMC that included a confirmation code but not a certain APR. I was declined when I applied (about a year ago).
weird never knew Us Bank had AAA as stated by uncleb thought only bofa had it.. What I learn on this forum
I've received offers OP. Unfortunately, I can't offer any advice because they went straight into the shred bin. Sorry.