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Any advice?
bitten
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in Credit cards
Hello
I have had a credit card for about 15 years but made little use of it, in fact don't even know its pin number or credit limit. A rediculous situation to be in I know. I made a few late payments when I was a student but it has been paid off for a long time know.
I want to get a cash back credit card and hoped that the collective knowledge of this community could help me. Perhaps you could recommend a few providers that would accept my credit history as I live on the isle of man and some offers may not apply here.
Thanks in anticipation
I have had a credit card for about 15 years but made little use of it, in fact don't even know its pin number or credit limit. A rediculous situation to be in I know. I made a few late payments when I was a student but it has been paid off for a long time know.
I want to get a cash back credit card and hoped that the collective knowledge of this community could help me. Perhaps you could recommend a few providers that would accept my credit history as I live on the isle of man and some offers may not apply here.
Thanks in anticipation
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The answer is already within the site
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/cards/cashback-credit-cards
Read the terms and conditions first re your address.
suggest you also use the site guide to obtain a free credit report, that may well highlight any problems or inaccuracies that you need to amend before applying.0 -
Thanks for the advice so far.
I have looked at the Experian report and noticed a small outstanding balance (£4) with Next but Next say my balance is zero. I have asked them to clarify my account.
More worryingly the report has me down as NOT on the electoral role. I have been in touch with the Isle of Man government to make sure I am on it but would experian have access to this info as we cant vote in UK elections (own Government).
Any thoughts?
Graeme0
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