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April 26, 2007, 7:06 am |
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These cards are only for American citizin's. I am a Candian citizin. Do I quality for any of them? |
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Generally speaking American banks tend to issue credit cards, assigned for legal American residents. Nonetheless we do overlook some credit card applications for Canada citizens at our web-site. Therefore you can easily regard Canadian credit cards and choose one, complying with your expectations and corresponding to your credit score. The only thing you should bear in mind is that these cards are intended for people having good-to-excellent credit score. Another option for you looks as follows. Some of American banks issue credit cards for foreigners, who want to make purchases here, in the USA. However there is again a restriction: you should have at least good credit score to be approved for a credit card of that group. |
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Date:
April 26, 2007, 7:11 am |
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Calling a credit card service number seems to take 30 minutes anymore. Is their a list of those with good customer service? To me time is money |
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Actually the purpose of our site is to provide the credit card applicants with up-to-date information and present online credit card applications for all categories of consumers. Thus, you're welcome to get all the necessary details concerning credit card applications, comparing card deals online with our assistance. Unfortunately, we aren't provided with banks' contact information, for example, the phone numbers of customers' service. Try to access the official site of your credit card issuer, usually given on the credit card back. Nowadays almost all American banks do have online banking service, which enables you to ask the question you want to bank managers. Also, you're sure to find additional phone numbers to call to customer service. |
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Date:
April 26, 2007, 7:12 am |
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i have an amazon chase credit card that is closed now. I went a little bit over the limit, but almost everything in it is fraudulent charges. Is their anyway I can take care of this problem. Maybe through the Better Business Bureua or the web site Rip-Off Reports.com? Thanks |
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In the financial sphere special agencies keep information and reports about your credit history.Exceeded payments make your credit history worse and put some obstacles in the future. In general cases, creditors take you a penalty fee. If you are denied a credit you should apply to the bank and pay off that sum of money you are really required, and then apply to the Credit Bureau to dispute items in your credit report. If necessary, you must apply to the court. If you're denied, you have an opportunity to get an instant online approval for a secured credit card. It is the best way to re-establish your credit history which implies credit limit and demands money deposit before making online credit card application. |
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Date:
April 26, 2007, 7:14 am |
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phone numbers for discover and citibank |
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Generally speaking the purpose of our website is to inform the credit customers about up-to-date online bank credit card applications and present all required data for them to be able to compare credit cards online most effectively and choose a credit card, complying with their needs and corresponding to their credit score. Regretfully we are not provided with credit card issuers' contact information, therefore we can't tell you the phone numbers you're asking. Our suggestion is the following: if you have credit cards from Discover and Citibank, just look at the back of the credit cards and you're sure to find there toll-free phone numbers of customer service. Another way is to access official websites of these credit card issuers and find all contact data therein or contact their online customer service. |
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April 26, 2007, 7:16 am |
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hello i wil like to open a credit for my self a credit card but im 17 years old and my fatther will give his signature , consent , for me to have a credit card but where do i go an apply.. |
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To tell you the truth, an applicant regarding any of online bank credit card applications, should be at least 18 years old. If you're 17, you're considered underage. Nonetheless, you can get or, to be more precise, get access to credit cards. Most state laws demand, you must be 18 years old (a young adult) to obtain your own credit card and be held responsible for repaying the debt, because minors are not allowed to enter into a binding contract. You can qualify for a credit card, if you farther co-signs, but only he can be held accountable for the payments. Apply to the bank you trust and you're sure to get access to a credit card! |
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Date:
April 26, 2007, 7:19 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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Date:
April 26, 2007, 7:21 am |
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Would like to pay off all my credit cards and overdraft facility to consolidate debts. What card and or option can you recommend? |
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If you’re not sure about your credit score, the first reasonable step you should take is to obtain your credit score from one of the national credit bureaus: Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax. You can also get your score through the official online source established for this purpose. If you’re aware of your credit score it’s easier for you to select proper credit card application.
To consolidate your credit card debts you should apply for one of balance transfer credit cards, mostly intended for people, having good and excellent credit score. In case your credit score is positive, compare balance transfer credit card applications elaborately and apply for the most convenient credit card.
If your credit is fair, you can try one of Capital One credit cards with balance transfer option, for instance, Capital One Platinum credit card. Apply for a credit card affordable and strengthen your credit score! |
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Date:
April 26, 2007, 7:23 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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Date:
April 26, 2007, 7:25 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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Date:
April 26, 2007, 7:26 am |
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Is there a card available with: 0% transfer for 12 months, low rate 6.9% approx thereafter (I have a 6.9% now) and no min finance fee with the transfer balance no annual fee |
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The terms you want your credit card to possess look really tempting, and, consequently, demand having at least good credit score. If you credit score is good-to-excellent, feel free to compare our balance transfer credit card applications, the majority of which offer 0%APR for introductory 12 months and require no annual maintenance fee. Still, read cards' terms and conditions attentively, and you'll see that 0% APR doesn't always suppose having no fee for balance transactions. Looking for no fee balance transfer card, you can choose either Discover Platinum card or Blue American Express card with low 4.9% APR for balance transfer for life.
However you can scarcely find a credit card with ongoing 6.9% APR for balance transfers, but you can compare some of applications from Bank of America, featuring credit cards with regular 7.9% APR on balance transfer as soon as the intro period expires. |
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