I applied for DH on Friday and have been checking the status every 5 minutes since then, but it was always pending, making me think there was a chance, but preparing for the denial let-down. Then all of a sudden there it was, Approved! Wow! Anyways, this is the first decent card we've gotten, so I'm "Prime Ignorant." My questions are; I transferred two balances; $950 and $650.I'm assuming this amount will come off of my available credit right from the get-go. Correct? Also, the limit is $7400, and the rate is 11.9. Not that I'm planning to do this, but if the card was maxed-out, what would the minimun mounthly payment be? Thanks to everyone on this board. If I hadn't found you, I'd still be sitting on the couch wishing the credit fairy would come visit me. I'm so EXCITED!!! Anna
I don't know yet, GEORGE. Can someone answer my dumb question#1? Anna PS GEORGE - Don't worry. I'm sure I won't get anything better than what you have!
I have experience w/ those kinds of balances. With that rate and balance the minimum would be around $130-$150/mo. I had those balances on my citibank w/ similar interest rate. You are right your transfers will come off the available and dont forget transfer fees if they apply here.
Thank You Roni! By the way, my tooth that my dentist tells me there's nothing wrong with is still hurting! Anna
this may be mean professionally, but ask your dentist is it possible that you have "cracked tooth syndrome". Tell em you read it off the internet somewhere.......LOL ...If he says "huh? or what's that? RUN! HA!
No. sorry if it appeared that way. Cracked tooth Syndrome is a common diagnosis for teeth that appear normal but the patient experiences pain. This may be accurate diagnosis for your complaint. There are methods to diagnosis this condition. It is a very frustrating condition for the dentist and the patient. I was serious that you should ask the dentist. Pain can come from the gums also. I assume that you really have pain (because you said it hurts) and not just sensitivity. Sensitive teeth sometimes is something that cant be treated non-invasively except w/ sensodyne. If you are really talking about senitive teeth invest in some sensodyne or another high fluoride toothpaste or rinse. good luck!
I have a large filling...bottom right rear...last tooth that is sensitive...SENSODYNE works...he says if I have major PAIN...he probably should pull it...
