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January 12, 2008 at 3:27 PM #135197January 12, 2008 at 4:34 PM #135242FearfulParticipant
I have got their cash rewards card and it seems fine to me so far.
January 12, 2008 at 4:34 PM #135146FearfulParticipantI have got their cash rewards card and it seems fine to me so far.
January 12, 2008 at 4:34 PM #135140FearfulParticipantI have got their cash rewards card and it seems fine to me so far.
January 12, 2008 at 4:34 PM #134946FearfulParticipantI have got their cash rewards card and it seems fine to me so far.
January 12, 2008 at 4:34 PM #135201FearfulParticipantI have got their cash rewards card and it seems fine to me so far.
January 14, 2008 at 7:02 AM #135667RaybyrnesParticipantI use AMX Clear, and Amex Blue for purchases but I like Capital One’s MMA that can be opened through Costco. Pays a competitive rate and their online portal is very easy to use.
I tried HSBC when they wer paying 6% on new money and their sign in was a pain, account set up was a challenge and their call center out of Buffalo NY took about 15 minutes to get through each time I called.
With respect to bills and people throwing them away I am not buying it. What most companies are looking to do is have customers sign up for Automated billing statements. By moving to electronic processes, it is safer. more cost effective for them and allows for a greater amount of stickiness with respect to customer loyalty.
January 14, 2008 at 7:02 AM #135612RaybyrnesParticipantI use AMX Clear, and Amex Blue for purchases but I like Capital One’s MMA that can be opened through Costco. Pays a competitive rate and their online portal is very easy to use.
I tried HSBC when they wer paying 6% on new money and their sign in was a pain, account set up was a challenge and their call center out of Buffalo NY took about 15 minutes to get through each time I called.
With respect to bills and people throwing them away I am not buying it. What most companies are looking to do is have customers sign up for Automated billing statements. By moving to electronic processes, it is safer. more cost effective for them and allows for a greater amount of stickiness with respect to customer loyalty.
January 14, 2008 at 7:02 AM #135607RaybyrnesParticipantI use AMX Clear, and Amex Blue for purchases but I like Capital One’s MMA that can be opened through Costco. Pays a competitive rate and their online portal is very easy to use.
I tried HSBC when they wer paying 6% on new money and their sign in was a pain, account set up was a challenge and their call center out of Buffalo NY took about 15 minutes to get through each time I called.
With respect to bills and people throwing them away I am not buying it. What most companies are looking to do is have customers sign up for Automated billing statements. By moving to electronic processes, it is safer. more cost effective for them and allows for a greater amount of stickiness with respect to customer loyalty.
January 14, 2008 at 7:02 AM #135709RaybyrnesParticipantI use AMX Clear, and Amex Blue for purchases but I like Capital One’s MMA that can be opened through Costco. Pays a competitive rate and their online portal is very easy to use.
I tried HSBC when they wer paying 6% on new money and their sign in was a pain, account set up was a challenge and their call center out of Buffalo NY took about 15 minutes to get through each time I called.
With respect to bills and people throwing them away I am not buying it. What most companies are looking to do is have customers sign up for Automated billing statements. By moving to electronic processes, it is safer. more cost effective for them and allows for a greater amount of stickiness with respect to customer loyalty.
January 14, 2008 at 7:02 AM #135410RaybyrnesParticipantI use AMX Clear, and Amex Blue for purchases but I like Capital One’s MMA that can be opened through Costco. Pays a competitive rate and their online portal is very easy to use.
I tried HSBC when they wer paying 6% on new money and their sign in was a pain, account set up was a challenge and their call center out of Buffalo NY took about 15 minutes to get through each time I called.
With respect to bills and people throwing them away I am not buying it. What most companies are looking to do is have customers sign up for Automated billing statements. By moving to electronic processes, it is safer. more cost effective for them and allows for a greater amount of stickiness with respect to customer loyalty.
January 14, 2008 at 7:24 AM #135724GoUSCParticipantWhat credit card companies want is people who don’t pay their bill in full. The industry calls those of us that do pay our balance in full at the end of the month “Deadbeats”. CC companies, hitorically, want to collect as much interest & fees as possible because they know holders have very little switching costs between cards. Now the situation might be different as most people can’t even afford to make their interest payument.
January 14, 2008 at 7:24 AM #135425GoUSCParticipantWhat credit card companies want is people who don’t pay their bill in full. The industry calls those of us that do pay our balance in full at the end of the month “Deadbeats”. CC companies, hitorically, want to collect as much interest & fees as possible because they know holders have very little switching costs between cards. Now the situation might be different as most people can’t even afford to make their interest payument.
January 14, 2008 at 7:24 AM #135622GoUSCParticipantWhat credit card companies want is people who don’t pay their bill in full. The industry calls those of us that do pay our balance in full at the end of the month “Deadbeats”. CC companies, hitorically, want to collect as much interest & fees as possible because they know holders have very little switching costs between cards. Now the situation might be different as most people can’t even afford to make their interest payument.
January 14, 2008 at 7:24 AM #135626GoUSCParticipantWhat credit card companies want is people who don’t pay their bill in full. The industry calls those of us that do pay our balance in full at the end of the month “Deadbeats”. CC companies, hitorically, want to collect as much interest & fees as possible because they know holders have very little switching costs between cards. Now the situation might be different as most people can’t even afford to make their interest payument.
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