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What is the best thing to say?
Are people more successful with a balance or without one?
For the people who have been successful, any advice?
FYI, it is a Barclays Barnes and Noble World Mastercard. When my DH was paying the bills, I think he was a couple days late, and he said they told him to ask after FEB. Now I have taken the bills back over and want the best results possible.
What is your current APR?
What is current Balance and Credit Line.
Thing is, I just app'd for a 0% DM and got it with BT. As it stands at this very moment, Bal=$5881 CL=14300. I asked for a $5000 BT, which would bring them to $881.
APR is 28.24%.
as long as your overall util is healthy, sure try a csr for a apr reduction after the next statement after the BT posts.
try something like I would like to use your card more but the APRs on my other card from x is y %.
Well I have never asked, but the one time I did received a lower APR, Capital One called me and told me that I could lower it
i hate to say this but i had a barclays BN mc and i asked a dozen times and they never once offered to lower it or give me a promo. thats part of why i closed this card. good luck though.
@Anonymous wrote:as long as your overall util is healthy, sure try a csr for a apr reduction after the next statement after the BT posts.
try something like I would like to use your card more but the APRs on my other card from x is y %.
+1
I called amex for the past few weeks and each time I did get a apr reduction. I have a zero balance also.
I then went to citi and was also just as lucky. I received two in less then two weeks. I jsut told them I am a good customer, always pay on time, never been close to my limit, and most importantly, they are my go to cards.
Oh ya, I sent a secure message to citi the first time and the second time I called.
@littlesister wrote:I called amex for the past few weeks and each time I did get a apr reduction. I have a zero balance also.
I then went to citi and was also just as lucky. I received two in less then two weeks. I jsut told them I am a good customer, always pay on time, never been close to my limit, and most importantly, they are my go to cards.
Oh ya, I sent a secure message to citi the first time and the second time I called.
wow. ditto. funny how things work out for people simultaneously.
UPDATE:
I called Barclays today. They lowered my rate from 28.24% to 26.24%. Two percent is not much, but it IS something. I consider the call to be a success.