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Two cards from the same group (MBNA)?
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YorkshireBoy wrote: »Martin's "wording" is correct Chameleon.

Ok, maybe I'm being thick here but in that case why would he say that you need an EM card as well as an MBNA group card to do a SBT?
ETA: Don't worry, I think I see my mistake now
I also need more :coffee:
“You can please some of the people some of the time, all of the people some of the time, some of the people all of the time, but you can never please all of the people all of the time.”0 -
Erm yes I know it is about super balance transfers (I have written that in my post~Chameleon~ wrote: »First of all, this article is discussing Super Balance Transfers which has absolutely nothing to do with owning more than one MBNA card.
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Regardless of the topic of the article (which could have been about all manner of credit card related stuff), as an aside, it clearly does state that you won't get two cards from the MBNA group.
I'm sorted now anyway. Didn't go for anything from MBNA in the end.
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I can't believe I completely overlooked this bit ... are part of the MBNA group, and if you already have one you won't get a second :shocked:
I am soooooo embarrassed now!!!!!
Please ignore everything I said as I was obviously on a different planet this morning! :rotfl:“You can please some of the people some of the time, all of the people some of the time, some of the people all of the time, but you can never please all of the people all of the time.”0 -
~Chameleon~ wrote: »First of all, this article is discussing Super Balance Transfers which has absolutely nothing to do with owning more than one MBNA card.
And secondly, I think Martin has made a slight error in his wording in that it should read DON'T where I have highlighted the "DO" in red above as basically if you don't already own an MBNA group card then you would need to have the Egg Money card to enable a SBT.
Yes Martin has been in error a few times but he has done alot for my finances if Martin wasn't good enough what you doing on this site obviously he isn't good enough for you
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~Chameleon~ wrote: »First of all, this article is discussing Super Balance Transfers which has absolutely nothing to do with owning more than one MBNA card.
And secondly, I think Martin has made a slight error in his wording in that it should read DON'T where I have highlighted the "DO" in red above as basically if you don't already own an MBNA group card then you would need to have the Egg Money card to enable a SBT.
Yes Martin has been in error a few times but he has done alot for my finances if Martin wasn't good enough what you doing on this site obviously he isn't good enough for you
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My husband had a virgin card and this week got a MBNA Platinum 0% for 12 months and I read on here somewhere that you can transfer credit limits from one MBNA card to another so we rang up and did this old card had £16800 limit new card £6100 transferred £16000 to new card and now have card with £22100 limit leaving limit balance on virgin in case they make some good offers in the future and have transferred £20250 to Current Account at 0% for 12 months. I think someone said you can have up to 5 MBNA cards subject to credit rating and they don't seem to mind you having more than one.
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Double_Trouble wrote: »old card had £16800 limit new card £6100 transferred £16000 to new card and now have card with £22100 limit leaving limit balance on virgin in case they make some good offers in the future and have transferred £20250 to Current Account at 0% for 12 months. I think someone said you can have up to 5 MBNA cards subject to credit rating and they don't seem to mind you having more than one.
Way to go :beer:
That is exactly why MBNA are a great lender if treated correctly.
And yes by all accounts you can have up to 5 MBNA cards. Nice One.0
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