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User Name:
Eric Graves |
Date:
February 5, 2007, 4:27 am |
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I would like to role my student loan over to the credit card but i have to pay with a check. would that count as a balance transfer. if so could i do it with a cash advance or do you have checks? Thank you Eric Graves |
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You can transfer your debt onto another card. Many credit card issuers offer introductory interest rates (APRs) that are much lower that the standard APR. You can find a credit card with Introductory APR for balance transfers of 0%. Cash advance has a higher interest rate than balance transfers. In most cases cash advance fees are too high, so we don't recommend you to get cash advance from your credit card. You can do it only in case of emergency. |
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User Name:
rick umhoefer |
Date:
February 7, 2007, 4:17 am |
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I am looking a corp. rebate gas card application that requires the company FID # not a SS#. |
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At our site you can find several types of gasoline cards rewards programs, including gasoline credit card with reward giving rebates at any filling station. Unfortunately, we cannot find any applications for credit cards that require FID of your company instead of its Social Security Number at our site. Every bank checks SSN in processing your application and servicing your account. We can just advise you to apply to the bank and ask if they have such application forms for credit cards. Or, you can look for this information at another site. Good luck! |
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User Name:
Eileen Griffith |
Date:
February 8, 2007, 1:37 am |
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I am looking for a credit card that covers the collision damage waiver for car rental in Ireland. I was told that the Visa Platinum has this benefit. I am going on Feb 15, and would also need a written confirmation from Visa Platinum to show to the car rental agency in Ireland. Can you help me? Also, time is of the essence.
Thank you for your assistance! |
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It seems you speak about Chase Platinum Visa card, which we do overlook among other Visa credit card offers . This card is really hard to overestimate. It does provide balance transfer, demands no annual fee and other platinum cards bonuses.
Besides, Chase Platinum Visa card provides Hertz car rental discount and.$500,000 worldwide automatic travel accident insurance. The latter benefit will be especially valuable for you. Apply for Chase Platinum Visa card and enjoy your choice, saving money impressively! |
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User Name:
Cindy Sparrow |
Date:
February 9, 2007, 4:27 am |
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I'd rather give my information over the phone than on line for my id has been stolen before on line. |
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As far as identity theft is concerned, you can face it independent of the way you apply for a credit card and give your personal information. There are cases of phishing over the phone, when by mistake you call the number very similar to the phone number of the bank, and you dictate your address, social security number and other items to somebody who can use them to send you pre-approvals or apply for credit cards in your name.
If you use such reliable Internet sites as ours, which use specific technologies for protecting the customers' personal information, you can feel safe when filling out credit card applications online, as the risk of fraud is excluded.
Best,
Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service |
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User Name:
Lisa Kemplin |
Date:
February 12, 2007, 7:17 pm |
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We did some remodling last and we were short on money and we got a project card from Lowe's home store, we charge 11,090 have paid of to 10,000 we need to find a card to tranfer that 10,000 with either a low rate or no rate, please help. |
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As it appears from your inquiry, you want to get one of balance transfer credit cards with low or 0% APR for balance transfer operation.
Most of balance transfer cards do provide promotional period, within which there is 0% APR on balance transfers and purchases. Usually this intro period extends for 12 months. You can also choose one of low-fixed APR cards with balance transfer option, such as, for example, Blue American Express card with 4.99% APR for life. The only restriction is that these cards are assigned for people with at least good credit history. If your credit score leaves much to be desired, improve it by means of respective credit card! |
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User Name:
Renia Pyles |
Date:
February 12, 2007, 7:29 pm |
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which creditcard is best for starting credit |
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If you have no credit history and want to start one, you have two types of credit cards to choose from.
You can ask a person with good credit to become your co-signer, so he or she will apply for a good credit card and after approval you can be added as a co-borrower. You will have two different credit cards, but the responsibility for the credit will be on both of you.
If you want to start your credit independently, you can apply for a secured credit card, which implies collateral in the form of a bank deposit, so the amount of the deposit will determine the credit limit you will be provided with. As you pay the credit card off on time and in full, your credit score will grow so that you will be able to apply for an unsecured credit card.
Best,
Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service |
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User Name:
Ricardo Hernandez |
Date:
February 14, 2007, 1:18 am |
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How Can Get Credit If No One Will Give Me A Chance T o Prove MySelf? |
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Probably, you have been trying to apply for wrong credit cards, so you received denials each time. If you have very bad credit, you can avoid damages to your credit by means of aplying for a credit card with guaranteed approval. In your case it can be for example Orchard bank secured MasterCard, which is maintained to be a guaranteed approval credit card, so that no one will be denied. If your credit is very bad, you can prove your responsibility in the only way which is making a bank deposit as collateral. So, the credit limit provided by the secured credit card will be equal to the amount deposited as a security. Best, Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service |
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User Name:
ryo |
Date:
February 15, 2007, 4:17 am |
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i caon't open the pege for amex-apply online page please let me know how to |
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To apply online for one of American Express credit cards you should double - click the American Express Credit Cards link at the Home page of our site and start considering online credit card applications available. Attempt to open the page several times and you`ll certainly manage to! If you tried to open the page the way we?re describing it, but still fail to do it, there are obviously some technical reasons for this fault. Check your PC settings first of all, reboot it or, if required, consult PC maintenance servicemen. |
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User Name:
David Bowers |
Date:
February 15, 2007, 12:08 pm |
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I have good credit history, and am looking for a credit card that charges no fees for international purchases or purchases in foreign currency. I'm wondering if such a card exists, that also comes with a good rewards or money-back program. |
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In most cases credit card issuers add foreign currency transaction fees for the service of translating the cost of a purchase from the foreign currency into the U.S. dollar amount that eventually appears on your credit card bill. That's why it may occur that there are some added expenses in your credit report which you didn't expect to have. Usually these expenses come in the form of foreign transaction fees levied on credit card purchases made abroad. But for Capital One credit card users who travel overseas, foreign transaction fees are not a worry, since Capital One does not charge foreign transaction fees for its credit cards. You can analyze credit card applications, featuring Capital One credit cards and enjoy also rewards program available. Since Capital One cardholders will not see foreign exchange fees appear on their credit card bills, they are a good choice for international charges. And, with a Capital One No Hassle Miles Rewards card or a Capital One No Hassle Miles Visa Signature card, your foreign purchases get you closer to your next trip ? since every dollar you spend earns you airline miles. |
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User Name:
amy |
Date:
February 17, 2007, 3:25 pm |
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I have no credit history at all, just became a resident in america. How can I apply for credit and build my credit? |
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If you have no credit history at all, you have to establish it with the help of one of bad/no credit cards that are issued for people who wish to set up their credit score. Choosing the right credit card with bad/no credit history enables you to build your credit properly and to increase your credit score in due course of time. You`re welcome to choose between secured and unsecured credit card applications and select one, corresponding to your financial position. Compare Orchard bank credit card applications and First PREMIER bank credit card deals and apply online for credit card you like without any hesitation! |
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