Kate
Phoenix,#2UPDATE Employee
Sun, November 13, 2005
I agree with the poster who indicated "60 days" is not a timely payment. Anything after 30 days is late and does a lot to explain why you cannot achieve a lower than 19.99% interest rate. I am sorry you had such a bad experience. I agree that no one should be able to promise a rate and then not honor it. However, your credit cannot be as good as you think if you pay things off at 60 days instead of 30. And, as for the poster who wondered where I am, never fear. I may not log in every day, but I do log in frequently.
Pete
Valley View,#3Consumer Comment
Thu, November 03, 2005
'60 days at most for my bills.' this is a 'timely fashion?' Mine are paid off by the due date on the statement I receive. Might I suggest you use one of your 'good' cards to transfer the balance due on Discover? If I had to pay interest, of course I'd prefer a lower rate.
Lee
Sydney,#4Consumer Comment
Thu, November 03, 2005
It's funny Kate, one of Discover's robots didn't weigh in on this one, I guess sometimes even Discover employees are speechless when it comes to some of the disgusting, abusive, misleading tactics used to lure new customers to this dying brand. Discover is the poster child for all that is wrong with credit and finance and the sharp reduction in their customer base over the last 3-5 years shows this. As previous posters have noted if you need something besides a MC/Visa go with the AMEX at least you can use it on vacation in Cancun, London or Sydney!