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I have the Citibank Platinum Dividend (not the Student version) card with a 18.99% interest. I think it is ridiculous to have a 18.99% APR. I have a great credit history although it is rather short (I am 21/student and started this card at age 18).
I have never been late and I always pay in full so it never really mattered to me. But I feel, after proving myself a responsible credit user for 3yrs, they should cut me some slack. My credit limit goes up every few months (almost $20,000 now) but the APR never goes down!
I called about it and they said there is nothing they can do now but call again in 2 weeks. This is the only request I’ve made in 3yrs. Should I just dump Citibank and go with another bank? I’m afraid my credit score would go down since this is my longest-running card.
Advice?
I know that credit card companies aren’t REQUIRED to lower theirs, but they usually do, right? So can I call my credit card company tomorrow and ask for a lower rate, or should I give them a week, or what?
All I know is that about 6 months ago I called my credit card company and asked for a lower rate. It was at 13.99%, and after spending about 30 minutes on the phone with two very nice gentlemen, I was able to lower my interest rate down to 10.5%, and renew or something a promotional rate from 7.99% for 6 months down to 3.99% for the life of the loan. I asked them how often I could do this and they said whenever the rates change, I could call and ask – I might get it, I might not.
I just thought that I might need to give them time to get a new rate into their system, and with it being more than the .25% change that was expected, I thought it might take a little more time. But I’m not a financial wiz, or I wouldn’t be in debt in the first place.
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Whenever I call a credit card company to raise my credit limit, they always inform me they will need to check my credit report. If they deny the limit increase, will it lower my credit score? Will even just calling to ask for an increase lower my credit score?
The credit card company is telling that “this is the best we can offer”, which, with interest, is over three times the amount I originally spent!!!
Do attorney have the power to talk the credit card companies into lowering that settlement debt?
Any attorneys out there?
ive done everything i can and said everything i can say to lower it as much as possible! they are not cooperating.
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