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How to Get a Secured Credit Card with Bad Credit Rating
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User Name:
z |
Date:
November 8, 2007, 5:26 pm |
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what is considered bad credit? |
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Answer:
Thank you for asking your question. We hope our answer helps you. In case your FICO score is 0-619, your credit is bad (or you do not have one at all). After that comes fair (average) credit, which is 620-659 of FICO score. You can apply to a credit agency and ask for your credit score. This service is free. You may also explore our bad/no credit card applications and fair credit card applications. Feel free to compare and apply online in case you find a credit card which does for you best. |
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User Name:
SANDRA WEDDINGTON |
Date:
November 8, 2007, 6:17 pm |
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How do I get an unsecured credit card with poor/bad credit without being turned down? |
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Answer:
Thank you for your question. We hope our answer helps you. You really can apply for an unsecured bad credit card. Here we present some options offered by First PREMIER Bank. Explore our bad credit card applications. There are four variants - MasterCard/Visa, Centennial MasterCard/Visa, Gold MasterCard/Visa, and Centennial Gold MasterCard/Visa. We recommend you to pay special attention to the latter. Centennial Gold MasterCard/Visa has 9.9% APR, $29 Setup Fee, $48 Annual Fee, and some other features (plus Instant Approval!), which you may examine using the link above. If your application is cancelled, possibly there are some serious reasons comcerning your credit history not dependent on us. |
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User Name:
Samantha Abbiatti |
Date:
November 9, 2007, 11:40 am |
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I can't seem to get a credit card! Every one that I have applied for has turned me down! I have been told that I have no credit! I need to build some. Unfortunatly the credit card that help me build credit, turn me down also. What do I do??? |
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Thank you for your question. In this case first of all you need to stop applying for usual, unsecured credit cards, since every cancellation of your application affects your credit history in a negative way. Now you need to apply for a guaranteed approval secured credit card. In this case you need a collateral to secure your credit, but nevertheless, this one is the best method of establishing good credit history. Please explore our secured credit card applications. |
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User Name:
Lisa |
Date:
November 9, 2007, 7:03 pm |
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I am 20 years old and my credit score is 681. I have 4 credit cards, if i cancel say one or two of them, by any chance will that bring my credit score lower? |
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Having FICO score of 681 implies that your credit is good, so you have to keep this level or increase it to the excellent. In fact, cancelling every credit card will definitely lower your credit score. Closing credit lines affects your score negatively. We strongly recommend you to keep them even in case you do not use them, especially if those do not charge annual fees. It is just better to keep them. |
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User Name:
gwen |
Date:
November 10, 2007, 10:35 am |
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my credit score is 596. I can not get it over this due to the fact that I am in and out of the hospital. Am i considered a poor score or fair score? It seems that to get a fixed for life credit it is different. |
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Thank you for your question. Having FICO score of 0-619 implies your credit is bad. So in this case you have two opportunities. First, you can apply for a bad credit card. At our site, we offer these. Please, explore our bad credit card applications. Second, you can apply for a secured credit card. This is the best way to establish your credit history, moreover, there are much more chances to get approved. You should mention: these cards need a collateral to secure your credit. Examine also our secured credit card applications. |
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User Name:
sandra padilla |
Date:
November 10, 2007, 5:53 pm |
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I'AM TRYING TO APPLY FOR CREDIT CARD BUT I HAVE BAD CREDIT AND WOULD LIKE SOME INFORMATION IN HOW COULD I APPLY FOR A CREDIT CARD TO BUILT GOOD CREDIT . THANK YOU SANDRA PADILLA |
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Thank you for addressing your requests to our service. We hope our answer helps you to find the best credit card. You still have a chance to get a credit card even with bad credit history. Nowadays quite enough banks (First PREMIER, Millenium, Orchard, etc.) offer various plastics for bad credit. Here we offer you some options by First PREMIER Bank. Please, explore our bad credit card applications. Pay special attention to our Best Choice - Centennial Gold MasterCard/Visa. This one has 9.9% APR, $29 Setup Fee, $48 Annual Fee, and other features. For more detailed information see the link above. Moreover, you can apply for a secured credit card. In this case you need to deposit a certain amount of money or property to secure your credit. This way is the best for those who want to build credit history. Explore our secured credit card applications. There are two variants offered by Millenium and Orchard Banks. Feel free to examine, compare, and apply online for a credit card which suits you best! |
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User Name:
sherry shumate |
Date:
November 12, 2007, 11:58 pm |
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i need a credit card to start a small business of my own. how can i do this with bad credit? |
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Answer:
Thank you for addressing your requests to our service. Unfortunately, we do not offer business credit cards for the customers with bad/no credit score. Having bad/no credit you have an opportunity to apply for an appropriate plastic, i.e. you should compare our bad/no credit card applications. Also, check our secured credit card applications. In this case you have to deposit a definite amount of money or property to secure your credit. These are the best method of building/rebuilding your credit history in case you have no/bad credit. Explore small business credit card applications attentively, these are available only to the customers with good/excellent credit history. You are free to make your choice. |
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User Name:
Joe |
Date:
November 13, 2007, 11:41 am |
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WHERE CAN I FIND A UNSECURED CREDIT CARD THAT HAS A $500 LIMIT FOR PEOPLE WITH BAD CREDIT. |
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Thank you for addressing your requests to our service. We hope to help you to resolve your problem. Quite enough banks today suggest various options for the customers with bad/no credit. Our site offers you some options by First PREMIER Bank - these are unsecured bad credit card applications, and they require 0-619 FICO score. You are welcome to compare these offers. Pay special attention to our best choice - Centennial Gold MasterCard/Visa. For the first time, you will have a $500-1000 limit on your credit card; later there will be a possibility of increase of the limit. Feel free to explore, compare, choose and apply online for the credit card which does for you best. |
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User Name:
Bonnie |
Date:
November 14, 2007, 2:26 pm |
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Is there a credit card that will allow me to transfer my balance from another card? With bad credit? |
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Thank you for addressing your requests to our service. Unfortunately, we do not offer the cr cards which allow balance transfers if you have bad credit. In case of bad/no credit we can only recommend you bad credit card applications offered by First PREMIER Bank. Moreover, you can explore our secured credit card applications. These require collateral to secure your credit (a collateral may be a certain amount of money or peoperty). It guarantees your paying off the debts in good faith. Secured credit cards are considered to be the best way to build/rebuild your credit history. Just to be totally sure explore our fair credit card applications. These are offered by Capital One Bank (there you can also find bad/no credit cards offered by First PREMIER Bank). They allow balance transfers. Mention that there are NO credit cards for bad credit which suggest balance transfers. |
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User Name:
Tiffany Nelms |
Date:
November 15, 2007, 9:14 am |
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How do I get a credit card with no annual fee with no credit? |
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Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, there are no credit cards with no annual fee for bad/no credit. These are available only to customers with good/excellent credit (or, at least, fair). Please, look through no annual fee credit card applications more attentively, paying attention to details. Some of them also may include rewards, cash back, no fee for balance transfers, low APR and other features. Anyway, you have to build good credit history to be able to apply for these cards. As of no credit, you should examine our bad/no credit card applications. These are suitable for building your credit history. Examine them carefully and pay special attention to our best choice - Centennial Gold MasterCard/Visa. This one has 9.9% APR, $29 Setup Fee, $48 Annual Fee, and other features. But we strongly recommend you to apply for a secured credit card, since this method is the best for establishing your credit. We also suggest you secured credit card applications. |
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