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They don't merge accounts, or at lease that's what they told me.
No, it won't be done thus, merging of cards and limits. Save yourself the time and trouble of calling-
Great question! I would prefer to just have my $30K+ with them all on one card. My concern would be that it would lower my AAoA due to two of the Cap 1 cards being my first out of bankruptcy. There is, however, an old saying; "never put all your eggs in one basket".
@Anonymous wrote:
They say they're gonna start doing that soon but it can't be done as of now .
Where did you hear/read about this? Have a source?
I'm having this same issue, I have two Quicksilver Master cards cards and wanted toknow if they would merge them together.
More specifically, if they do decide to enable the ability to merge cards, then it's them going back to their old policy. CapOne used to allow credit reallocation up until 2011 so it's nothing new for them
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@Ysettle4 wrote:More specifically, if they do decide to enable the ability to merge cards, then it's them going back to their old policy. CapOne used to allow credit reallocation up until 2011 so it's nothing new for them
And what are the chances of them doing this? Anyone know where previous poster got the info that they were bringing it back?