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DMB...They should do better th
I have had the $500 limit card from DMB for 7 months. It is secured by a $99 deposit. I called them today to ask that they lower the 24% APR. This has been my APR since I received the card. I was transferred to the department "that handles these matters". Well this department told me that they can't lower the APR on secured cards nor increase the limit without a deposit. They also said upon my anniversary my account would be reviewed for unsecured status. If granted, I can negotiate APR and limit. Well I wasn't happy so the rep gave me $20 credit for maintaining an excellent account. I appreciate the $20 but a lower APR is a better reward for paying on time and never exceeding limit. I asked for the criteria for unsecured conversion and he said the typical stuff including pulling credit report.
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RE: DMB...They should do bette
Sorry Killer, geez 20 bucks for being a good customer, that stinks.
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RE: DMB...They should do bette
20 bucks for a 7 month customer, pretty good I think.
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You'll probably negotiate the
Then a lower apr at 2 years.
Good luck
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RE: DMB...They should do bette
I'd rather have lower APR.
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do the math
If you average $200 balance, a %10 interest deduction would net you about $20 a year. $400 balance at 5%, etc... If you are talking a low limit like that it doesn't make much difference. It just sounds better to get the interest lower. These figures don't even include a grace period
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RE: do the math
Marvin,
I have paid more than $20 in interest since getting this card. In addition, I paid an annual fee along with the $99 deposit. Don't get me wrong, I really appreciate the $20. It offset some of the associated costs but I'd rather have a lower APR!
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