Comments for CREDIT CARDS

Comment on Alaska Airlines Platinum Plus Visa by Shopper

Shopper — Sat, 05 May 2012 01:16:25 +0000

No because each credit account is a separate entity – like you cannot change one person to become another: they are individuals. B of A acts like a parent who runs a family of accounts, with each having their unique identity. Sorry, but you have to create a new Alaska Airline Visa Account from scratch with no support from your existing Hawaiian Airlines Visa card. Do NOT close your Hawaiian Airlines Visa card because having a spotless record with it helps your credit score.

Comment on Alaska Airlines Platinum Plus Visa by D. Yakesh

D. Yakesh — Thu, 03 May 2012 19:15:32 +0000

I currently have a Hawaiian Airlines Visa card with B of A. Can my local B of A bank change this account to an Alaska Airline Visa card and retain current charge limits? I pay off my balances monthly.

Comment on Alaska Airlines Platinum Plus Visa by Shopper

Shopper — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 18:20:13 +0000

The Alaska Airline Gold account is NOT a Visa card, so you would not change over to the Platinum Plus Visa card, but have it in addition to your current Gold Mileage card: you would have two separate Alaska Airlines accounts - a Gold Mileage Account from Alaska Airlines and a Platinum Visa card administered by Bank of America. Call 1-800-654-5669 to find out how it works. The Alaska Airline Mileage link says "Add an Alaska Airlines Visa Signature® Card and we’ll give you another 25,000 miles, plus 1,000 bonus miles every time you use your card to buy tickets at alaskaair.com."

Comment on XL Rewards Card by Shopper

Shopper — Mon, 30 Apr 2012 17:47:08 +0000

Go to their web page here and log in under customer (which is on the right-hand side of the page). Then on the next page click the "rewards tab."