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Capital One % Balance transfer on TV last night
vanito
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Capital One % Balance transfer on TV last night
They said 0% until 2007, did I hear this correctly?
Anyone have any details?
Thanks
They said 0% until 2007, did I hear this correctly?
Anyone have any details?
Thanks
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Yep until Jan 2007, well thats what I saw.0
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At least 2 threads on MSE already about the deal. Also a complete analysis of it on the stoozing website. It is also on CapitalOne's home page. Bottom line is it is 0% until January 2007, has a 2% BT fee which is UNCAPPED so, for example, BT-ing £10,000 would cost you £200.Author of the first Stoozing FAQ on the Internet and Creator of the SOA & Snowball calculators at Lemonfool.co.uk0
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How generous are CO with their credit limits?0
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Clariman wrote:Not bad. I had 20K on a 0% for 9 months deal, and then £9K on a 18 month at 0% deal.
Was that two separate cards?
How long did you wait, having cancelled card no1, before you applied for card no2?
I cancelled my Cap One Plat card in June, so very interested
Warning ..... I'm a peri-menopausal axe-wielding maniac
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Debt_Free_Chick wrote:Was that two separate cards?
How long did you wait, having cancelled card no1, before you applied for card no2?
I cancelled my Cap One Plat card in June, so very interested
Yes, the cards were at different times, but only about 2 months between closing one and applying for the next. You should be fine with re-applying now if your old one was cancelled in June. Cap1 are very good with that ... much better than most who tend to only treat you as a new customer after 6 to 8 months.
ClarimanAuthor of the first Stoozing FAQ on the Internet and Creator of the SOA & Snowball calculators at Lemonfool.co.uk0 -
I was turned down for Virgin a couple of weeks ago as I still had an MBNA card active. Is it too soon to apply for a CO card then?
As an aside , I had just come to the end of the MBNA 9 month 0% deal and they offered me a further 6 month deal at 0% .0 -
will they allow balance transfers from bank accounts or just credit card accounts? I couldn't see anything about this in the blurb0
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will they allow balance transfers from bank accounts or just credit card accounts? I couldn't see anything about this in the blurb0
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