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Discover® More® Card - American Flag

Offered by: Discover® Card

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Details

Purchase Intro Rate	0%*
Purchase Intro Period	6 Months*
Balance Transfer Intro Rate	0%*
Balance Transfer Intro Period	6 Months*
Regular APR	as low as 11.99% Variable*
Balance Transfer Rate	as low as 11.99% Variable*
Cash Advance Rate	*
Annual Fee	None
Late Fee	See Terms*
Cash Advance Fee	See Terms*
Balance Transfer Fee	See Terms*

Discover® More® Card - American Flag features:

0% APR on Balance Transfers and Purchases for a full 6 months
5% Cashback Bonus® in categories that change like travel, gas, groceries, restaurants and more
Up to 1% unlimited Cashback Bonus on all other purchases automatically
Turn your Cashback Bonus into bigger rewards by redeeming for gift cards from over 100 brand-name Partners
Instant Response within 60 seconds
No Annual Fee

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We have been good customers of Discover Card since 1986. We rarely carry a balance but, this month I missed our payment that was due on the 17th. I normally pay the full balance each month. 4 days late and with NO phone call or email they suspended our account!!! I had to call to find out why our card wasn't accepted at the gas pump!

pabs4 1 year ago

with all these negative thanks 665 i dont nee another hit

romie2555 1 year ago

I have a 734 and was declined. No credit card debt, many paid installment loans, all monthlies and loans on time paid for 6 or more years, current accounts in good standing. The only thing I can think of is I am a waitress at the same job for over 2 years. Is there employment discrimination?

COMEON427 1 year ago

Stay away from these people.I have a low 700 score and have been declined twice.I have 5 visa/mc cards now that are paid off every month. They are not worth the trouble

bob101285 1 year ago

670- I love Credit Karma and really appreciate everybody's feed back. I recently found that I am being charged 30.23% when I believed that it would be max.14.99%. Turns out that Chase is charging 15.23% for credit purchases,then 14.99% for balance transfers, did I forget to mention that Chase is raising my 15.23% to 18%. In my opinion they are legally ripping us off and taking advantage of my ingnorance. If anyone has a good idea, I am looking for a card that I can do a credit transfer from Chase without getting railroaded agian. Thank You everyone and Credit Karma.

cyberchymera 1 year ago

you should try capital one 0 intro then 11% then went up my fault called them they lowered it to 10.9 and refunded the extra interest i paid

javierv2689 10 months ago

Chase seems to really enjoy that! I have had two cards at different times that were acquired by Chase from other companies (I would NEVER apply to Chase for anything). Latest incident is a card I have had since 2003. This card went from the original issuer to a second and finally Chase. Since 2003, the payment has been late one time and always over the minimum. After they cancelled my credit privileges, my interest rate just went to 29.99%. I will really be glad when this account reaches 0. According to their chart, if I make only minimum payments on the 750.00 balance, the account will be paid off in the year 2032. Did I mention that I will be really glad when this account is gone?

orator0607 4 months ago

I'm sorry about your difficulty with Chase. I have a home loan with them and I could have told you that they are the "Great Satan" of finance. In my opinion, people should March pn their homes like they have done with the executives from Bank of America because of their unresponsiveness and indifference to their customers. They will gauge you on the first slip-up. They tried to do so with me. But, I prevailed.

JohnHoer 3 months ago

i have a good credit score and been declined twice and dont **** with those people and stay away from them

Kevin25 1 year ago

I've rose from a 629 to a 653 in 3 months with several cards(greatly paying down my card debt) and a $6,900 personal loan for a motorcycle from Citi that I was approved for yesterday, and I'm going to wait until 2010 to apply for my next card. Hopefully I will be in the 700+ range. I won't apply for this, I will try to increase the limit on my Chase Freedom card or will look for a new card with Chase.

07kennebellg 1 year ago

699 - approved. I have 2 new lines of credit ($7K and $5K limits with bals of about 1/3 of the limits) and one MC with $1K limit which has a bal of $500. I have a mortgage and a car loan as well. They sent me a letter to call them before I could be approved. I called and they asked if my income was commission based. I was also asked about my length of time on the job (7 years) and amount of my salary. I was told I was approved on the phone call. They never confirmed with my employer any of this information. This company has some strange approval requirements judging from the comments I see on this card.

godwinsg 1 year ago

I think they are looking for more responsible people with high limits and high loans so they think they can pay it off. Also I guess job duration helps.

tsquad131 6 months ago

declined my score was 690.

totall62 11 months ago

Declined with a credit score of 759!

reviewcredit 11 months ago

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Credit Score Approval Data

Ideal for those with Good Credit:

725

AVERAGE Credit Score Approved for this Card

675

LOWEST Credit Score Approved for this Card

† Credit Karma members have received approvals with these credit scores. Please note that because other factors such as income and employment status can affect credit card approval, these are only guidelines and approval is not guaranteed.