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Date:
January 23, 2008, 6:03 am
January 23, 2008, 6:03 am
Hi I would like to know how do I get business credit card for a new business.
Answer:
Thank you for addressing your requests to our service. We hope our answer helps you to find a credit card you need. At our site, we offer many various options of credit cards for small business. These are offered by diverse issuers: Advanta, American Express, Citibank, Capital One, Chase, and Discover. So everything depends on your choice. The lowest APR among these offers has Business Platinum Rewards MasterCard from Advanta Bank. All of these cards have $0 annual fee. To get more detailed information on each card please compare business credit cards.
Date:
January 29, 2008, 6:57 am
January 29, 2008, 6:57 am
I have doctor bills on my credit thats all. I have never own a car or house ect... I have been trying to get a credit card to build credit. Every company I tried wants me to pay a high rate with no credit limit. please let me know if there is another way to go about getting a good credit card with out panying high rates with no credit or bad credit.
Answer:
Thank you for addressing your requests to our service. In this situation we can recommend you a secured credit card - Secured MasterCard from Orchard bank. This credit card is guaranteed. Please note that you need a collateral of $200 minimum to secure your credit and guarantee your payments. Nevertheless, this credit card has a quite low APR of 8.9%, no annual fee, plus grace period of 25 days. This credit card is the best choice for establishing your credit history. To get more detailed information on this card, explore our secured credit card applications.
Date:
February 1, 2008, 5:39 am
February 1, 2008, 5:39 am
i need a crdit card no bt fee
Answer:
Thank you for asking your question. Basically, credit cards with balance transfers require a balance transfer fee. Nevertheless, at our site there is a variant with $0 balance transfer fee. This is IN:NYC Card issued by the American Express Bank. This credit card is available only to the customers with good or excellent credit (660-749 and 750-850 of FICO score respectively). This credit card has 0% introductory rate on balance transfers for 6 months. Moreover, it grants points: you obtain one INSIDE Rewards point for every dollar you spend. Points can be redeemed for food, drinks, and games. To get more detailed information please compare balance transfer credit cards.
Date:
February 6, 2008, 6:14 am
February 6, 2008, 6:14 am
my score is 633 jr so, what does this mean
Answer:
Thank you for addressing your requests to our service. Having FICO score of 620-649 implies your credit is average, or fair. In this case you can apply for fair credit cards. These are offered by Capital One bank at our site. They have more favorable terms and conditions in comparison with bad credit cards. Moreover, some of them even offer rewards (points or cash rebates) and introductory rate of 0% on purchases until June 2008. To get more detailed information on them, compare, and apply online please explore our fair credit cards.
Date:
February 18, 2008, 3:08 am
February 18, 2008, 3:08 am
well my credit score is currently 643 how can i inprove that i have a capitol one credit card with a 500$ limit
Answer:
If you want to improve your credit, you can get one of our bad credit cards that report to 3-4 credit bureaus.
If you want to increase your credit limit, you can make a request to customer support service of Capital One bank. If your Debt-to-Income ratio is good, and you had no delays on payments with your credit card, you can count on a positive decision.
Sincerely,
Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service
If you want to increase your credit limit, you can make a request to customer support service of Capital One bank. If your Debt-to-Income ratio is good, and you had no delays on payments with your credit card, you can count on a positive decision.
Sincerely,
Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service
Date:
May 27, 2008, 2:54 am
May 27, 2008, 2:54 am
i have absolutely no credit. I was looking to get a credit card to help me establish credit. what do i do? every credit card i apply to either charges you to use the card of 200.00 or more. what can i do to get a good card that will benefit me?
Answer:
The start-up fees with most credit cards cannot be avoided. They take the set-up fee and annual fee to give you credit. You can choose the lowest ones, like going with First Premier Gold Visa and MasterCard. You can also look for secured credit cards that also help establish good credit, though they are not always cheaper. Sincerely, Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service
Date:
May 27, 2008, 2:54 am
May 27, 2008, 2:54 am
Will my credit score go up if I apply for a credit card with fair credit. My score is 642. How much will my score go up?
Answer:
Fair Credit Cards can be the best credit card for rebuilding your credit history. Credit cards with fair credit help going up your score and get good credit credit cards in the future. If you are the U.S. resident we can advise you Centennial Gold MasterCard or Visa from First Premier Bank. This card offers you a low 9,9% Annual Percentage Rate on purchases and 19,9% for cash advances. You can find more information about banks and Fair credit credit cards they offer at our site. No one exactly knows for how much your score will go up. You can find the information about credit score improvement at the site of our partners.
Date:
December 3, 2008, 11:31 pm
December 3, 2008, 11:31 pm
I have a credit card with variable interest currently @ 23%. I want to transfer my
balance to a credit card with no annual fees, no transfer fee, no perks, and so on.
I have researched several and come up with the folowing (2). Can you please
advice to which one may be best?
1) no annual fee, no transfer fee, fixed rate 7.49% on transfers and purchases (after
I pay off the transfer of 2920.00) or
2) no annual fee,3% transfer fee 5$ min (2920.00 to transfer), 0% on transfer balances
for 12 bilings cycles, but maybe a APR of 14% to 16% if i wanted to use it for purchases after the transfer is paid off.
balance to a credit card with no annual fees, no transfer fee, no perks, and so on.
I have researched several and come up with the folowing (2). Can you please
advice to which one may be best?
1) no annual fee, no transfer fee, fixed rate 7.49% on transfers and purchases (after
I pay off the transfer of 2920.00) or
2) no annual fee,3% transfer fee 5$ min (2920.00 to transfer), 0% on transfer balances
for 12 bilings cycles, but maybe a APR of 14% to 16% if i wanted to use it for purchases after the transfer is paid off.
Answer:
Thanks for addressing us, Wanda. Shifting balance from a deal with 23% interest rate is a really wise decision. Both of the balance transfer cards you came up with are good. Here is my advice. By all means the first deal is more beneficial for you. First of all, this offer comes with no balance transfer fee, which is not that easy to find. You will save about $90 on the fee, as compared to the second deal. Then, 0% on balance transfer is a very good feature when it comes to eliminating debt. But are you sure that you will do away with your debt until 12 months expire? As far as I understood, the first offer gives you 0% on balance transfer until your balance is paid off. This is a better option. The APR that applies with the first deal is nearly twice lower that the rate applied with the seconds deal. All in all, the first deal is obviously better. But if I got you wrong, and the first deal starts accruing interest from the moment you transfer the balance, then you should definitely go with the second one. As 7.49% accrued to your balance will make up about $240 each month.
Date:
December 4, 2008, 1:12 am
December 4, 2008, 1:12 am
How do I know if I was approved?
Answer:
Dawn, after you fill out an application and whether submit it online, or send it by mail, you will have to wait about 10 business days before you get the response. Banks need these 10 days for reviewing your application, checking your credit information and making a decision whether to approve you or not. After the 10 business days expire (or earlier) you will be informed about the decision by phone, by mail, or by e-mail. In case you qualify for a credit card, you will get it by mail within another 10 business days. However, there are deals with an instant decision option. This feature allows you to find out the credit decision within 60 seconds. A customer with perfectly stainless payment history and excellent credit score can get an instant approval. But there are also instant decision cards for people with less than perfect credit history. This doest necessarily mean that you are guaranteed instant approval, but you will get a response anyway. This type of cards is especially convenient to apply online for.
Date:
December 19, 2008, 3:34 am
December 19, 2008, 3:34 am
i received a 660 rewards card where all i have for a credit limit for the first 3 months is 300.00 and with all the fees i have $50available credit until i pay. Is this a good card to start me out with crappy credit that i have?
Answer:
Thank you for contacting us, Susan. Though this credit offer might seem not the most beneficial one (and this is true), it is a good start for you. Poor credit rating makes it difficult, impossible, better to say, to qualify for a deal with numerous benefits, no fees, low APR and other perks. So, Rewards 660 Visa is a good option. Though you have a low credit limit at the beginning, there is a chance that your credit line will be increased. In case you make your payments on time, do not default on them and avoid mxing out your card, your lender will, most probably, increase your credit limit in a few months. You know, in fact, far not every customer with low credit rating gets approved for an unsecured deal. You have qualified. Besides, you have a rewards deal, it is even better. So, you can take advantage of a credit card, instead of putting up with opportunities that secured credit cards can give you. But having a secured credit card is not bad either. I believe your credit card, if managed right, will help you improve your credit history and score.

