Aug 04

or at least a range of image and colour scheme choices? I know Virgin and Capital One do a small range, but are there any that let you have a customised card?


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Jul 28

I'm trying to get a credit card or personal loan. American Express and Chase both refused to give me credit cards with no annual fee.

I'm going to ask my bank to give me a loan or credit card. I have a good payment history with them, and I'm close to paying off my car loan.

If they deny me, my only other option will be to get a card for people with no credit or bad credit. I need to get my car tagged and pay taxes on it (It's a newly purchased car.)

I found a couple of cards that guarantee approval. But they have annual fees, account set-up fees, and annual monthly service fees...If I get one of those cards through a major company, like Mastercard, would I be able to eventually transfer the balance or account to a different card without annual fees?


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Jul 27

I am having 4 credit cards and done the balance transfer. Now I need to pay one of credit before April. I want to apply one more credit card to do that. It is possible to apply one more credit card. Which is the best credit that gives me higher credit limit? When can I apply the credit card?


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Mar 29

My credit sucks and I have no bank account. I would like Virgin's .99 monthly prepaid plan (300 anytime minutes & 1000 night & weekend minutes starting @ 7pm) But I'm not sure if I need to set it up on a credit or debit card or can I just buy the minute cards at walmart? Or can anyone recommend a good prepaid plan that has something similar? Thanks yahoo!


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