Offered by: CitiBank
| Purchase Intro Rate | 0% |
| Purchase Intro Period | 12 months* |
| Balance Transfer Intro Rate | 0% |
| Balance Transfer Intro Period | 18 months* |
| Regular APR | 11.99%-19.99%(V) |
| Balance Transfer Rate | 11.99%-19.99%(V) |
| Cash Advance Rate | 25.24% |
| Annual Fee | None |
| Late Fee | $15.00* |
| Cash Advance Fee | 5%, Min: $10 |
| Balance Transfer Fee | 5.00%, Min: $10 |
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I started with a 10% APR in 2005, that became 15%, 24.99% two months ago, and will become at least 29.99% going forward. A nice (aka reasonable) APR is fine, but this struggling bank will make every effort to squeeze every interest basis-point out of your balance...what is a low APR if subject to change like that? full disclosure: since 2005 my credit score has gone up, but Citibank's stock has not. They started me with a 5% cash-back on any purchase...I'm not even sure they have that anymore!
machvelian 1 year ago
Citi has been pretty good to me. Had the 0% interest to start and now my interest rate has gone down 10%.
susa320 1 year ago
Stay away from them!! Citi will claim your electronic payment from Regions Bank was "bent", and send it back to Regions. I had Regions overnight another 1 (before the due date) and Citi then hit my 0% interest with a return check fee. Even thou they are the ones that returned it!!! Jacked my rate to %29.99.
SCREWED2 1 year ago
Got letter similar to jenniferw207 post: Interest rate to double or could opt to close out. Company rep said that it wasn't my good credit history but the poor ecomony. Account will automatically close. We've moved most of our debt onto that card given low rate and will of course have to pay off soon. Crazy thing is that recently that just sent us another letter: Increasing our credit limit! Given we're about 25% below current limit that seems totally crazy!! We declined the offer
kathleenDoc 1 year ago
This card has worked well for me. I carry no balance, and the offer for the card I got gave me a fixed 9.9% APR. The online service works well enough and gives you the ability to generate one-time-use (or limited-time-use) disposable credit card numbers. I've been happy with the limited interactions I've had with the company on the phone, and have no complaints overall, other than receiving too many balance transfer checks in the mail.
bmhkim 1 year ago
10+ years with Citi-10K limit. On time more than min. pmts. Rewarded with a 29.9% APR !!! Of course opted out, would not be able to pay min pmt!! Offered 10% credit on every dollar I paid over min. pmt for 4 months. $5 on $500 additional on a $200 min. pmt. I got it BAD on this one--sounds like more cards to follow. Why am I paying for dead beats debt? Citi is sub par lender making money off knuckle heads that don't pay...new legislation won't allow their unethical tactics so, strategy is EVERYBODY pays. Can't win. Wish I was smarter about credit along time ago.
Farydiva 1 year ago
if you arent paying your full balance you are setting yourself up for trouble with credit card companies. Sorry thats how it is
tsquad131 7 months ago
I've had Citi and At&T for years, and everytime I carry a balance my APR goes up. Way up. I went from 5% to 18%, for no other reason than - they can. I'm loath to cancel as these are my two oldest cards, but I reeeallly don't like the way they do business.
Recon1 11 months ago
Not approved @ 658.
shazaam000 11 months ago
My apr went from 7.9 to 14.9 i always pay on time. I do not like this card.
inglander 10 months ago
Not approved @ 665. :(
dee8603 10 months ago