Gabby, IMO Capital One cs is subpar but not as bad as Citi's. I have a Savor card but it's like SD'd except for unique merchant offers that offer extra cashback. I would only keep that card for that reason or unless it's an emergency with no current alternative.
Don't feel ashamed of paying with a paper check because when I recently had a job in a supermarket there was the occasional few people who paid for groceries with a paper check. Just keep in mind they need time to clear. I read another post elsewhere that Barclays is really horrible at processing mailed payments.
As of: 1/10/25:
EQ: 798 (prev. 794 on 12/19/24; prev. 781 on 9/20/24; 747 on 8/7/24; 781 on 7/1/24; 785 on 3/28/24. 778 on 2/6/24; 773 on 1/26/24; 750 on 1/7/24; 626 on 6/7/23 & 652 in April 2023) - FICO 8
EX: 769 (prev. 767 on 10/26/24; 751 on 9/20/24; 729 on 8/7/24; 752 on 7/1/24; 761 on 755 on 2/6/24; 753 on 1/26/24; 732 on 1/7/24; 643 on 6/7/24; 619 in April 2023) - FICO 8
TU: 768 (prev. 771 on 12/3/24; 756 on 9/6/24). - FICO 8.
Old TU - Credit Karma: 806 (prev. 782 on 12/19/24; prev. 759 on 7/1/24; 748 on 2/6/24; 744 on 1/26/24; 689 on 1/7/24 ; 654 in April 2023) - CreditKarma
Have:
- Amazon Prime Store Card: $10,000
- Amex Blue Cash Everyday (AU): $10,000
- Capital One SavorOne Cash Rewards: $3,300
- Chase Freedom Flex: $1,000
- Citi Custom Cash: $9,200
- Citi Double Cash: $8,000
- Citi Rewards +: $5,800
- Discover it Cashback: $2,500
- Kohl’s Charge: $3,000
- Mercury Rewards Visa: $4,390
- PayPal World Cashback MasterCard: $5,500
- Super Cash: Limit varies based on debit balance - doesn't show up in accounts anymore though on CRs.
