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wench90
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:xmassign: I've just been turned down for a Lloyds CC, not sure what's goiNg on with my credit scoring but i think it may be too many applications, or too much credit, not sure!! Anyway, i was planning on transferring balances onto this card. Having been turnEd down I need to come up with another plan. I was wondering whether anyone had been offered any good exisiting customer balance transfer deals from A&L.
At present I have:
£2800 M&S (ends Feb) Limit £2900
£2200 A& L (ends Jan) Limit £3200
£1500 Mint (ends Feb) Limit £5200
If I can get a good BT from A&L I want to BT from A&L to Mint then transfer it all back again, freeing up Mint(if they can offer me a deal) for me to then BT from M&S.
I rang Mint a few weeks ago and they told me there were no offers available. Anyone had any luck lately with either of these cards? I do not want to apply for anymore ccs for obvious reasons!
At present I have:
£2800 M&S (ends Feb) Limit £2900
£2200 A& L (ends Jan) Limit £3200
£1500 Mint (ends Feb) Limit £5200
If I can get a good BT from A&L I want to BT from A&L to Mint then transfer it all back again, freeing up Mint(if they can offer me a deal) for me to then BT from M&S.
I rang Mint a few weeks ago and they told me there were no offers available. Anyone had any luck lately with either of these cards? I do not want to apply for anymore ccs for obvious reasons!
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Why don't you ask Lloyds why you were turned down, then you could possibly appeal against their decision.
MBNA who supply A&L cards often extend offers if you have paid off the balance at the end of the 0% period. See...http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=33
Beware of any BT fees if you are doing a lot of transfers between cards.0
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