Citi Change In Terms
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Replied by dunta on topic Re: Citi Change In Terms
Sorry to hear your rate increase. I will not be carrying a balance with them.
I am a new customer of Citi and I just got the Platinum Select card last month before all the bad stuff was reported about the company.
They gave me 12 months 0% on purchases after that it's prime rate + 3.49%.
I am a new customer of Citi and I just got the Platinum Select card last month before all the bad stuff was reported about the company.
They gave me 12 months 0% on purchases after that it's prime rate + 3.49%.
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Replied by RivasGlo on topic Re: Citi Change In Terms
I still stand by Citi, I just don't agree with that they are doing. By all means, raise the APR on my account because of the economy, but not up to 18.99%!
Yeah its okay. I also dont agree w/ half the crap they do
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I just received a Change In Terms notice (CIT) for two of my three Citibank credit cards.
On my Citi Platinum Select Dividend MasterCard I currently have 11.4% variable (I believe Prime 4.5 + 7.9) well they are changing it to Prime + 12.99 with a floor of 18.99%.
My AT&T Universal MasterCard is already high, it was at 13.45 or something crazy because it is based on LIBOR, they also are changing this card to 18.99%.
So, I realize that times are hard right now, but it does not make sense to increase the APR of their best (800+ bureau scores) cardholders. I could see Citi losing some good cardholders over this.
I don't pay interest to them, but it is the principle of the matter. Someone with my excellent bureau scores and utilization should have been given a lower APR then 18.99%.
I called both Citi and AT&T Universal and spoke to a supervisor; they "lowered" the Citi card to 14.99% variable and the AT&T is now at 16.99% fixed.
I still stand by Citi, I just don't agree with that they are doing. By all means, raise the APR on my account because of the economy, but not up to 18.99%!
On my Citi Platinum Select Dividend MasterCard I currently have 11.4% variable (I believe Prime 4.5 + 7.9) well they are changing it to Prime + 12.99 with a floor of 18.99%.
My AT&T Universal MasterCard is already high, it was at 13.45 or something crazy because it is based on LIBOR, they also are changing this card to 18.99%.
So, I realize that times are hard right now, but it does not make sense to increase the APR of their best (800+ bureau scores) cardholders. I could see Citi losing some good cardholders over this.
I don't pay interest to them, but it is the principle of the matter. Someone with my excellent bureau scores and utilization should have been given a lower APR then 18.99%.
I called both Citi and AT&T Universal and spoke to a supervisor; they "lowered" the Citi card to 14.99% variable and the AT&T is now at 16.99% fixed.
I still stand by Citi, I just don't agree with that they are doing. By all means, raise the APR on my account because of the economy, but not up to 18.99%!
15 years 11 months ago
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