Money Tips: US Airways World MasterCard Issued by Juniper

Posted On: March 7, 2006

Guest: Alexis Rios
Credit Expert (100+ Posts)
Post subject: US Airways World MasterCard Issued by Juniper
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 10:13 am

I saw both cards. The US Airways World Mastercard issued by Juniper and the US Airways Visa Signature issued by Bank of America. My only question would US Airways are finishing their contracts with BoA ?
I know that US Airways have other cards with BoA (platinum , gold , etc) , but the recent introduction of US Airways World Mastercard by Juniper , i’m beginning to think that US Airways will move to Juniper.

Any comments would be apreciated.

Guest: mouse
SENIOR MEMBER (Member for 2 yrs.+)
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 10:25 am

Alexis Rios wrote:
I saw both cards. The US Airways World Mastercard issued by Juniper and the US Airways Visa Signature issued by Bank of America. My only question would US Airways are finishing their contracts with BoA ?
I know that US Airways have other cards with BoA (platinum , gold , etc) , but the recent introduction of US Airways World Mastercard by Juniper , i’m beginning to think that US Airways will move to Juniper.

Any comments would be apreciated.

BofA is no longer going to carry USAIR VISA

Be careful with JUNIPER

CLD
CLOSE ACCOUNT BEFORE YOU CAN USE THE CARD
VERY NARROW APPOVAL TARGET RANGE

Guest: credithelp
Credit Expert (100+ Posts)
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 12:52 pm

Juniper is offering a good card but they are a very very weird bank. I have the world card and like it so far but a coworker with a 720 credit score and a clean report was denied for excessive available credit limits so juniper has weird standards.

Guest: sammy262
Posted: Wed Mar 08, 2006 6:06 am

My wife and I each applied for the new USAir Juniper card. We each used it once to get the 15k dividend miles. The miles were credited to our Dividend Miles accounts about 3 days after statement date. We paid the cards off online. No problems. Annual fee is waived the first two years. We’ll cancel the cards before the fee kicks in. For now, they’re back in the “sock drawer” (lock box) and will stay there unless USAir/Juniper come up with some promotion that makes it worth our while to use the cards again.