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Old 07.03.2005, 20:40
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Capital One - Multiple Cards

I have 2 capital one credit cards with $300 limits. I have recently recieved multiple mailings saying I have been approved for a "Prefered Platinum Plus" card, in addition to my 2 other cards. I have called and asked if they could increase the limits on my current "Platinum" cards, but was denied. Should I apply for this new card and cancel my other 2 if I am approved? I hardly use my current Capital one cards because of the low limits.

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Old 05.11.2008, 16:16
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Apply, most likely you will be approved! Don't cancel any cards though.... instead after 6 months you can call capital one and combine your credit cards with the primary being the oldest or the best rate, whichever you prefer. I have done this over 5 times with them and they are great!
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Old 06.26.2008, 19:45
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Orchard Bank Cards

I have multiple Orchard Bank cards, do you think combining them will help credit? What happens to the one? Do they close it? I thought it as not a good idea to close any accounts that you have open and in good standing?
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