That is hard to pass up. Has anybody done this and is there a catch? The card I use now gives me 1.4% back on all purchases with no caps, but I pay it off every month.
Look for APR and yearly fees. Do you get free APR for certain amount of time? A good APR would be somewhere around 14%. If there's a yearly fee, pass on it.
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