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  • November 25, 2008 at 5:20 PM #308948
    rnen
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    I called them yesterday due to a similair letter, increasing my interest rate to 16.99. Unless I read the fine print wrong you have the option of opting out but the kicker is they will honor your current rate until the expiration date on your card, then your account is canceled and any balance is due. I told the guy that there was no freaking way I am going to be punished with an increase because they issued cards to anyone with a pulse and was opting out. He convinced me to stay on the line for a different account manager and it was worth the wait. She not only gave me 3500 “thankyou points” but lowered my current interest rate by a point to keep me as a customer!

    It would be worth your time to call them and opt out.

    November 25, 2008 at 6:23 PM #309344
    Anonymous
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    Well I got the letter as well informing me that my APR would be raised to 14.99 (currently mine is at 6.99). I also saw the option to opt out and that’s what I did. Unlike the previous poster, they did not offer me anything but I do get to keep using the card at 6.99 until it expires about 4 years from now.

    November 25, 2008 at 6:23 PM #308978
    Anonymous
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    Well I got the letter as well informing me that my APR would be raised to 14.99 (currently mine is at 6.99). I also saw the option to opt out and that’s what I did. Unlike the previous poster, they did not offer me anything but I do get to keep using the card at 6.99 until it expires about 4 years from now.

    November 25, 2008 at 6:23 PM #309365
    Anonymous
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    Well I got the letter as well informing me that my APR would be raised to 14.99 (currently mine is at 6.99). I also saw the option to opt out and that’s what I did. Unlike the previous poster, they did not offer me anything but I do get to keep using the card at 6.99 until it expires about 4 years from now.

    November 25, 2008 at 6:23 PM #309448
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Well I got the letter as well informing me that my APR would be raised to 14.99 (currently mine is at 6.99). I also saw the option to opt out and that’s what I did. Unlike the previous poster, they did not offer me anything but I do get to keep using the card at 6.99 until it expires about 4 years from now.

    November 25, 2008 at 6:23 PM #309385
    Anonymous
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    Well I got the letter as well informing me that my APR would be raised to 14.99 (currently mine is at 6.99). I also saw the option to opt out and that’s what I did. Unlike the previous poster, they did not offer me anything but I do get to keep using the card at 6.99 until it expires about 4 years from now.

    November 25, 2008 at 8:36 PM #309355
    Coronita
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    Does it really matter to piggington’s to what the APR on a CC is? I mean, having debt at 14%+ is just (with all due respect to anyone) usury and insane to carry a balance at that rate.

    November 25, 2008 at 8:36 PM #309458
    Coronita
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    Does it really matter to piggington’s to what the APR on a CC is? I mean, having debt at 14%+ is just (with all due respect to anyone) usury and insane to carry a balance at that rate.

    November 25, 2008 at 8:36 PM #309375
    Coronita
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    Does it really matter to piggington’s to what the APR on a CC is? I mean, having debt at 14%+ is just (with all due respect to anyone) usury and insane to carry a balance at that rate.

    November 25, 2008 at 8:36 PM #309396
    Coronita
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    Does it really matter to piggington’s to what the APR on a CC is? I mean, having debt at 14%+ is just (with all due respect to anyone) usury and insane to carry a balance at that rate.

    November 25, 2008 at 8:36 PM #308989
    Coronita
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    Does it really matter to piggington’s to what the APR on a CC is? I mean, having debt at 14%+ is just (with all due respect to anyone) usury and insane to carry a balance at that rate.

    November 25, 2008 at 8:47 PM #308994
    patientrenter
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    [quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]Does it really matter to piggington’s to what the APR on a CC is? I mean, having debt at 14%+ is just (with all due respect to anyone) usury and insane to carry a balance at that rate.
    [/quote]

    LoL! No, I don’t care. I pay off my only CC every month. I suspect most Piggingtons are just a teensy bit conservative too. What’s the average Pigg CC balance compared to the population’s? 10%?

    November 25, 2008 at 8:47 PM #309463
    patientrenter
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    [quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]Does it really matter to piggington’s to what the APR on a CC is? I mean, having debt at 14%+ is just (with all due respect to anyone) usury and insane to carry a balance at that rate.
    [/quote]

    LoL! No, I don’t care. I pay off my only CC every month. I suspect most Piggingtons are just a teensy bit conservative too. What’s the average Pigg CC balance compared to the population’s? 10%?

    November 25, 2008 at 8:47 PM #309402
    patientrenter
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    [quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]Does it really matter to piggington’s to what the APR on a CC is? I mean, having debt at 14%+ is just (with all due respect to anyone) usury and insane to carry a balance at that rate.
    [/quote]

    LoL! No, I don’t care. I pay off my only CC every month. I suspect most Piggingtons are just a teensy bit conservative too. What’s the average Pigg CC balance compared to the population’s? 10%?

    November 25, 2008 at 8:47 PM #309382
    patientrenter
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    [quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]Does it really matter to piggington’s to what the APR on a CC is? I mean, having debt at 14%+ is just (with all due respect to anyone) usury and insane to carry a balance at that rate.
    [/quote]

    LoL! No, I don’t care. I pay off my only CC every month. I suspect most Piggingtons are just a teensy bit conservative too. What’s the average Pigg CC balance compared to the population’s? 10%?

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