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    irvine801
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    Default Any update on future plans for zync?

    Has anyone hears anything at all for current cardholders with what's gonna happen with us? Hmmm...
    American Express Zync. "Debit" Card
    Discover IT. 4k limit 7.99apr
    MC Citi diamond preferred. 1500 limit(balance transfer)
    Visa Chase freedom. 2k limit.(23.24apr, NOT IN USE)
    Miles by discover 1k limit.7.99apr(balance transfer)
    Best buy store card. 1500 limit.(store purchase only)
    Mt. America visa 1k limit currently 4.99apr(not in use)
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    CC Deville
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    Nothing yet. It sounds as if we get to keep our Zync cards for the foreseeable future. I would imagine that they will eventually start to offer upgrades to Green and Gold.
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    irvine801
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    Lol yeah that would be nice. Guess we will have to wait.
    American Express Zync. "Debit" Card
    Discover IT. 4k limit 7.99apr
    MC Citi diamond preferred. 1500 limit(balance transfer)
    Visa Chase freedom. 2k limit.(23.24apr, NOT IN USE)
    Miles by discover 1k limit.7.99apr(balance transfer)
    Best buy store card. 1500 limit.(store purchase only)
    Mt. America visa 1k limit currently 4.99apr(not in use)
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