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Date:
February 18, 2008, 3:08 am
When applying for a credit card, is it the beacon score that determines if you are approved or not? What does your score have to be? Also, if it is the beacon score that determines if you are approved or not does it matter what is on your credit as long as your score meets the standard?
Answer:
There are credit card offers for different credit scores, so, to be approved for this or that credit card, you should have the credit history and score required in the terms and conditions of the credit card. If you want to apply for, say, fair credit card, you should have the beacon score ranging 620-659. But if you have some negative items in your credit history, such as bancruptcy, you still won't be approved, so for approval both credit history and beacon score matter. By the way, you can get free credit report at our partners' site. Best, Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service
Date:
February 18, 2008, 3:08 am
I'd like to make my credit card payment on line this month is this possible? If so, how?
Answer:
To tell the truth, we are aimed at helping you to compare credit card offers from the top US banks like HSBC bank or Advanta bank and credit card companies and give you the necessary information to understand the terms and conditions that modern credit cards have to offer, to manage your personal financial affairs. To make your credit card payment online, first and foremost you are to get in touch with your bank or credit card company and to ask them about the instructions. It’s the bank and credit card company who are responsible for it. You see, if you are already bank online, your account will automatically appear online, and you’ll be able to pay online. Besides, when you receive the approval, there must have been a web address or some other information on how to pay your bills online, if this service is available for your card. Usually you go to the bank's web site, log in at your personal page and fill out the forms.
Date:
February 18, 2008, 3:08 am
how can i see my account online?
Answer:
To tell the truth, we are aimed at helping you to compare credit card offers from the top US banks like HSBC bank or Advanta bank and credit companies and give you the necessary information to understand the terms and conditions that modern credit cards have to offer, to manage your personal financial affairs. To see your account online, first and foremost you are to get in touch with your bank or credit card company and to ask them about the instructions. It’s the bank and credit card company who are responsible for it. You see, if you are already bank online, you account will automatically appear online.
Date:
February 18, 2008, 3:08 am
about three weeks ago I applied for an tribute master card and I got approved. they told me that I would receive my card in about two weeks and I have no received the card yet. do you know how I can get in contat with tribute master card to see what is going on with it?when i pull it up they don't have a contact number for me to call or an email address so could you please fill me in thank you monica daigle
Answer:
Tribute MasterCard® Gold Card is one of unsecured bad credit cards, featuring online credit card approval. To put it differently, applying for this credit card you can receive online response in 30 seconds. Once you`ve been approved for the card chosen, you're absolutely sure to get it by mail. Normally it takes about a week or two to deliver a credit card, but acts of God are never excluded. If you didn't receive your Tribute MasterCard® Gold Card the most efficient thing you should attempt is to access the official site of the card issuer, i.e. the web-site of First Bank of Delaware, and contact their customer service. Receive your credit card as soon as possible and improve your credit score eventually!
Date:
February 18, 2008, 3:08 am
I have a credit card #430851203398**** and 001784**** and 41001784****on my credit report. I would like to close these down.. please advise how I should do this. john glinski jr
Answer:
Whatever your reason for getting rid of a credit card is make sure you do it thoroughly and that no harm is done to your credit report. The first important rule is to cancel the card only after you have paid off the balance in full. Once you`ve paid off your credit cards balance you need to cancel the account. To do this you should make the following steps. Firstly, notify your card issuer by phone, printed on the card back, that your balance is zero and you want to cancel your card. Listen to credit card company representative ramifications of keeping the card open. If you`re not convinced to keep the card, go ahead with your cancellation procedure. Write a letter to credit card issuer, which says you ?re closing your account and want your credit record to reflect the fact that you requested the account to be closed. Send it by certified mail to escape any misfortunes. Check your credit report in about a month to make sure there are no mistakes in it and contact credit card company customer-service department in case you find any. Follow this procedure if you want you credit history to be safe and apply online for credit card again if you decide to get a new credit card for your spendings.
Date:
April 2, 2008, 7:09 am
with a credit score of 700 how much credit limit i will be offer for a credit company like visa or MC ???
Answer:
The FICO score of 700 points stands for good credit rating. Congratulations! The best credit deals with the best rates are available for you. Good credit score enables you to apply for any cards you wish and to get approved. As for credit limit, unfortunately, it can be predicted. The decision is entirely up to the bank. Actually, the credit limit depends on your income and your credit score (the higher, the better). On average, the credit limit varies between $3000 and $5000. The credit limit may be increased after a couple of monthly payments.
Date:
June 27, 2008, 6:51 am
what kind of credit is available to college students
Answer:
This web site offers a variety of credit card deals for college students.
Student credit cards are specially designed for young people, who want to establish their credit history. We recommend you to start with No Hassle Cash for Students by Capital One Bank. This card is for credit that needs some improvement. It offers low annual fee, no limit cash back, bonuses, and more.
Date:
November 19, 2008, 3:25 am
if I put my son as an authorized user will it help his credit
Answer:
It's a good idea if your son has no credit history and you want to help him build it. If he has never used credit cards, you've got a chance to educate him about some important issues.
This strategy will help his FICO score growing but it won't be an immediate boost. Payment history is one of the major factors that influence FICO. If your son is a student, he's better review student credit deals designed specifically for young adults. Using his new card responsibly, your son has all the chances to build solid credit.
Date:
November 19, 2008, 3:34 am
What if you have a poor credit rating will that stop you from getting a credit card
Answer:
A low score rating is a headache for millions of US borrowers. Fortunately, there are companies specializing in issuing products for this consumer group. These bank offers have special features like monthly reports to four major credit bureaus for instance. The key is to choose from the deals that require your score rating. By doing so, you have all the chances to get a credit card.
Date:
December 4, 2008, 7:17 am
My credit card interest rate has increase to 28.99%, monthly payment increase. I'm making payments but my balance is not going down. How can I solve this debt problem to lower interest rate and monthly payments?
Answer:
First and foremost, you can negotiate this problem with your issuer. If you are a good customer, the chances are your interest rate will be lowered. If not, transfer your balance on a new card and pay it off on more favorable terms. For this, look through balance transfer cards that offer low rates on balance transfers. Choose the one that gives 0% rates for a long period of time and pay off your balance. This will help you save a lot on interest.