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So, what do you guys think are the worst credit card out there now? We all know that subprime and rebuiler cards are a no brainer when trying to choose the worst card.. But what about the worst PRIME credit card? Just because a credit card is prime doesnt mean its a good one! So what do you guys think is the worst prime credit card too??
@Tommy5746 wrote:So, what do you guys think are the worst credit card out there now? We all know that subprime and rebuiler cards are a no brainer when trying to choose the worst card.. But what about the worst PRIME credit card? Just because a credit card is prime doesnt mean its a good one! So what do you guys think is the worst prime credit card too??
Probably the card Citi graduated my secured card to. Essentially no rewards and a $29 AF. It did have a 25k CL left over from when it was secured so I guess it was "prime." OTOH, I did PC it to a world elite AA exec card. Stiff AF but good bennies if you fly AA frequently.
I vote First Premier
any prime captial one ? no CIL wiht out act of God ?
Ooops didn't read full post beyond the topic. Should edit that to reflect your message
Depends on your needs, but my vote would be for an AF carrying, low-interest rate card as I PIF anyway when I'm fully employed. As a disclaimer, I think prime is a laughable term to apply to anything outside of describing FICO tiers, however much I've been guilty of in the past of doing that admittedly.
OK here is a list of some of the worst "prime" cards. Guys this is just IMO so go easy but I fully plan to get flamed anyway.
Amex Green
Amex Gold
Citi Thank You Premier
Visa Black Card
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+1 to the Visa Black Card.
@Anonymous wrote:+1 to the Visa Black Card.
+1 again.. the visa black card by Barclays is a JOKE..
Another one for the Visa Black card. I completely disagree about Green, Gold, and Thank You Premier though... The annual fees are the only bad thing about them and in most cases justifiable. IMO