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Business credit cards from American Express
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American Express Blue from American Express®
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• 0% Intro APR on Purchases for up to 12 months.
• 2.99% APR on Balance Transfers for 12 months.
• No Annual Fee.
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User Name:
Danielle Smith |
Date:
October 19, 2006, 4:02 am |
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I would like to apply for a credit card but i don t know how |
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Answer:
If you want to apply for a credit card, first of all you should get your credit report to be sure about your credit history. Then you should settle your priorities, desires and possibilities, and look through the charts with credit card offers for which your credit score is eligible.To know more about each card click the link "Details", if you want to fill out an application form, click "Apply". AFter you fill out the form (read terms and conditions of the card carefully), it will be sent to the bank system and in some days (the time noted in the form) you will receive a reply or they will call you. |
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User Name:
paul rexroad |
Date:
October 19, 2006, 11:05 am |
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i have been through your site and have found that all the applications are for individuals do you have cards that 2 people may apply for? |
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One of you may apply for a credit card in his/her name? and the other will use an additional card of this card. See these cards from American Express cards from American Express , cards from American Express. |
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User Name:
Ashok Malik |
Date:
October 19, 2006, 4:21 pm |
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Hi there
my name is ashok malik I just arrive this country i am working a good company earinign 50000 us i come here one month ago i just recive social securty no but i had chking account but i dont had any credit history will you help me build up credit histroy can i get a credit card low amount to just build up histroy le tm know
have a grreat day
ashok |
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Hi Ashok!
To establish your credit history you should apply for a secured credit card. Such type of card require an account opened in a bank, so that the bank could secure your credit with this account. You credit limit will be equal to the account, so it won't be very much to pay off. After you accurately pay off the card, you will be able to apply for unsecured card for bad credit. |
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User Name:
crystal morris |
Date:
October 19, 2006, 4:53 pm |
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how many numbers does a credit card have? |
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A credit card has card number, security code, issue code, pin code, key word - at least they are the numbers you should know. |
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User Name:
Brandon Lindsay |
Date:
October 19, 2006, 7:32 pm |
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I have reviewed all of these first time credit offers for people with no credit but my question is why are there so many fees on these credit cards? If I get a card with a 250 limit by the time they take out the fees I have nothing left... to me thats crazy. What other ways can I get credit established I have no credit at all. and I am a college student and I dont want to mess up... before I get into the real world .
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Well, the worse you credit history is, the higher fees are, as the banks try to cover the risks this way. As you will earn better credit, card with fewer and lower charges will be available for you. Now you can make a deposit in a bank (that will add to your score) and as an alternative to a secured card, you can apply for a card with a cosigner. Or, if you don't want to mess up at all, do not try to establish credit, as you'll have to pay accurately to avoid damaging your credit history. |
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User Name:
ruiz costalino |
Date:
October 20, 2006, 2:50 am |
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how much credit points do i require to get a visa credit card? can u tell me the figures? |
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Well, it depends on what Visa card you want to get, as today there are Visa cards for bad credit (issued by First Premier). PLease, say the name of card you want to get so that I could answer. |
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User Name:
vijay singhania |
Date:
October 20, 2006, 2:59 am |
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which is the best credit card? which logo will be good for a card?amex,visa,discover or optima. |
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Actually, the best card for you is a card that matches oyu personal needs and requirements and lifestyle. As for the status of credit card companies, I can say that no one can be better than Visa or MasterCard, as they are accepted worldwide and in more ATMs. AmEx or Discover can offer no worse terms, but they are accepted mainly in the US and, by the way, they are still less authoritative. But, if you just want a card for everyday use, you can apply for any - but meeting your personal needs. |
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User Name:
REGINALD WARD |
Date:
October 20, 2006, 5:17 am |
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WHAT CREDIT CARD COMPANIES OFFER BUSINESS CREDIT WITH NO PERSONAL GUARANTEE? |
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To get a business credit card with no personal guarantee, you should first have good business credit rating with the three business credit bureaus (without using your personal credit score).
Reporting your good history to the bureaus will help you build your business credit score. You must have completed all the basic lender approval requirements (business license, a phone line etc).
Show you have thoroughly founded your business and ask the lender to make your company responsible for the credit.
Unfortunately, we cannot recommend credit card companies at the moment as it is more likely to be a personal matter, and you are to come to an agreement with your lender.
See our business credit cards and select the one for your business. |
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User Name:
julie chaiken |
Date:
October 20, 2006, 1:38 pm |
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my daughter is going abroad next semester in spain. Which credit card do you suggest that will also give her cash, besides charging items with the lowest transaction fees. i would need to apply for this immediately
thank you |
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You may apply for an international card (but they seem to be for good credit history), prepaid Visa or Mastercard or an additional card of your credit card (if it is accepted worldwide). I hesitate that such credit card will have rewards or low fees, as it will be to provide your daughter with money far away from home. But you can search for something according to your daughter's credit score and needs. |
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User Name:
John |
Date:
October 20, 2006, 3:15 pm |
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I wanted to see about getting a credit card to transfer my other balances(7) cards in all. THe total amount is around $4500, although I would be happy if I could get a card with a limit of $4000 and transfer $2,000 to the new card. I am wondering if I will qualify. My credit scores are 642 on Equifax. I just applied for credit with 8 different inquiries in two weeks, received 2 new cards. I did this as I just purchased a house. What is the best card to aplly for that I will have a chance of actually being approved? |
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The matter is that you won't be approved for a balance transfer credit card, as they require good credit history. So you'll have to cope with your current numerous cards as they are, but if you'll commit no delinquencies, your credit score will boost immensely. After your score will be more than 660, balance transfers will be available for you. |
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