vaibhavshukla
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Oldest Active Credit Card in your Portfolio - Discussion
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Hasn't it been replaced with an Axis Card?
But for my 👀 it’s same.
msd07
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My oldest and still active card - HSBC platinum CC got 18 years back... Was ocassionally using this card for saturday BOGO offer in BMS..
It was offered with 87K limit and it was the only card i was using until last 4 years.. The reward ratio was also good at that time..
I used to put cash in some cover, fill the form and used to drop the cover in drop box.... later found abt visa bill pay etc....
Recently for some MMT discount to do a transaction of 2L, sent an sms for LE and they revised limit to 10.87L
It was offered with 87K limit and it was the only card i was using until last 4 years.. The reward ratio was also good at that time..
I used to put cash in some cover, fill the form and used to drop the cover in drop box.... later found abt visa bill pay etc....
Recently for some MMT discount to do a transaction of 2L, sent an sms for LE and they revised limit to 10.87L
mayankcse10
TF Premier
My Credit History: 14 years
Oldest Active Card: HDFC Millennia 14 years (although it has followed the following upgrade journey, Titanium > Superia > Moneyback > Regalia First > Millennia)
Oldest Card: Axis Privilege was only a few days older than the Millennia, but closed last year.
Oldest Active Card: HDFC Millennia 14 years (although it has followed the following upgrade journey, Titanium > Superia > Moneyback > Regalia First > Millennia)
Oldest Card: Axis Privilege was only a few days older than the Millennia, but closed last year.
Credit history 16 years.
Oldest open card Chase Marriott Bonvoy Boundless from 2010
Oldest open Indian card DCB from 2015 when DCB was more than worth it's value in gold.
That's when we had just returned to India and had to buy tons of stuff (electronics, home furnishings, home improvementetc), so 10x unlimited was too good to be true.
Oldest open card Chase Marriott Bonvoy Boundless from 2010
Oldest open Indian card DCB from 2015 when DCB was more than worth it's value in gold.
That's when we had just returned to India and had to buy tons of stuff (electronics, home furnishings, home improvementetc), so 10x unlimited was too good to be true.
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