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JohnYeWest
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posted: Feb. 2, 2008 @ 2:47a 
No fee BT with 12 months 0% APR is pretty much it. From past experience w/ Citi co-branded cards, they do not count towards Citi card limits per member. |
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elleve
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posted: Feb. 2, 2008 @ 2:50a
mhesidence said:Besides being a no fee BT what's good about this card? Citi Home Rebate and Citi Drivers Edge still have no fee BT. Can you reallocate other citi cards to it? It doesn't count towards your total citibank exposure? drivers edge and home rebate have a capped fee of 75$. rest of the cards on citi seem to either be uncapped, or 250/75$ cap. This one actually has no fees at all.
can't really answer ur other 2 questions. i wouldn't call citi and ask personally. I would just take the awesome bt offer before it disappears like all the other 0 fee citi bts. I would imagine the system is similar to the ATT co-branded citicard.
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willy431
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posted: Feb. 2, 2008 @ 3:18a
Thanks for the post! I qualified for 12k and it let me send myself a check for 11400 fee free! |
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luvdoublebrats
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posted: Feb. 2, 2008 @ 5:39a
Does the transfer have to be from another card? I have an equity loan I would like to pay down. Will that work? |
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studiddy
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posted: Feb. 2, 2008 @ 6:14a
luvdoublebrats said:Does the transfer have to be from another card? I have an equity loan I would like to pay down. Will that work?
It should work, at least indirectly. Read the post above yours and do what he/she did. Then pay it off. Of course you would have to figure out if it's even worth doing in the first place. |
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weigojmi
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posted: Feb. 2, 2008 @ 6:22a
Great find, green, green! Anyone find any benefit to taking the "Citi cardmember shortcut"? |
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Rorer714
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posted: Feb. 2, 2008 @ 6:28a
elleve said:mhesidence said:Besides being a no fee BT what's good about this card? Citi Home Rebate and Citi Drivers Edge still have no fee BT. Can you reallocate other citi cards to it? It doesn't count towards your total citibank exposure?
drivers edge and home rebate have a capped fee of 75$. rest of the cards on citi seem to either be uncapped, or 250/75$ cap.
This one actually has no fees at all.
If you use the correct link they are NBTF! Also if you drive a lot of miles you can get back 12% on Drivers Edge. (first year only, 1000 max) |
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maddybeagle
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posted: Feb. 2, 2008 @ 7:18a
The 5% card thread had a mention of associated bank with a 5% card on gas and groceries....hard to say what this card has for rewards... 5% cards |
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musix4me
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posted: Feb. 2, 2008 @ 8:08a
GREAT find! I have $24000 that I need to move from American Express Blue this month and have been looking for a place to move it! I can reallocate my Citi credit and move it to this new account! Thanks for this post! |
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althes
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posted: Feb. 2, 2008 @ 8:58a
good find OP, hmmmm I have about 7 citi personal cards wonder if one more will make a difference. |
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wiredspider
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posted: Feb. 2, 2008 @ 9:46a
wow, i read goodie as google... lol |
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ranchopedro
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posted: Feb. 2, 2008 @ 9:53a
Always EX here NeuroSynapsis said:Can somebody tell me what CRA they're pulling? |
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lhendricks92
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posted: Feb. 2, 2008 @ 10:11a
mhesidence said:It doesn't count towards your total citibank exposure? This is the key question. If the answer is no, then this is an excellent find. Can anyone else comment? |
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Beck446
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posted: Feb. 2, 2008 @ 10:56a
this looks like a good card -- but why is everyone rushing to get in on it? why not wait until your next AOR? do offers like this (0%, 12 mo, no fee, regional bank) pop up and then die soon after when the response is overwhelming? |
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tarcapone
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posted: Feb. 2, 2008 @ 11:04a
musix4me said:GREAT find! I have $24000 that I need to move from American Express Blue this month and have been looking for a place to move it! I can reallocate my Citi credit and move it to this new account! Thanks for this post! I recently got the Citi Driver's Edge Card and they gave me problems reallocating my credit lines, saying this new account was ineligible for reallocation because it had a 0% BT offer on it. they let me reallocate to business cards that had 0% offers. |
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bittul
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posted: Feb. 2, 2008 @ 11:04a
Is applying for this going to deem me a Citibank customer? I am probably one of those few people out there who doesn't have a Citibank account or CC, and I'm still debating if I should go through the hassle of the $200 Citibank offer. Will applying for a Ciibank CC rend me ineligable for the $200 banking offer? |
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save4rd
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posted: Feb. 2, 2008 @ 11:43a
Looks like an awesome card. Just in time for my AOR. Thanks for the information. |
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