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I Have Been Turned Down By Egg Is There Another Card You Can Use For Sbts
delta.p1966
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Hi There Everyone Great Site ,can Anyone Tell Me If There Is Another Card You Can Use For Sbts Apart From The Egg Card I Was Turned Down In Dec So Im Useing The Slow Method But Its Taken Me A Month To Stooze £900 ,thankfull For Any Help.
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I have a smile visa card (the online arm of co-op >> https://www.smile.co.uk) which has cheques which attract a fee for using them but this is capped at £25 so fine for transferring reasonable amounts to a bank account.delta.p1966 wrote:Hi There Everyone Great Site ,can Anyone Tell Me If There Is Another Card You Can Use For Sbts Apart From The Egg Card I Was Turned Down In Dec So Im Useing The Slow Method But Its Taken Me A Month To Stooze £900 ,thankfull For Any Help.0 -
hi thanks for the info,but i cant see how you can earn any intrest if they dont offer 0% for a certain amount of months but thanks anyway.anactuary wrote:I have a smile visa card (the online arm of co-op >> https://www.smile.co.uk) which has cheques which attract a fee for using them but this is capped at £25 so fine for transferring reasonable amounts to a bank account.0 -
The information you're looking for can be found by clicking the 'Stoozing' & 'Super BTs' links in the blue box above your first post.
Also see https://www.stoozing.com/0fees.htm
Do you know why Egg declined you?
Did you appeal?
Have you checked your credit reports?0 -
Thanks yorkshire boy i think i know why i got turned down by egg my wife defaulted on a cataloge bill back in 2001 for £120 i also have a large mortgage 125000, we only earn £30.000 between us and ive been tarting for the last 18 months at the moment i have a lloydstsb american express card, a virgin card ,and a sainsburys card i just cancelled my capital one card.what do you think.0
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Your mortgage is over 4 x joint salary, your wife has a default (she will have been searched as a financial associate of yours), you have 3 (possibly 4) cards with some debt(?), and presumably a lot of available credit. To be brutally honest, I think you'll struggle. Sorry, I know it's not what you want to hear.delta.p1966 wrote:what do you think.
However, as you've already been searched, perhaps your best bet would be to appeal the Egg decision, rather than incur another (possibly wasted) search.0 -
Sorry - wasn't clear - balance transfer from a 0% card to a smile visa and then write a cheque to the savings account - this is using smile as a mule card as per Martin's site.delta.p1966 wrote:hi thanks for the info,but i cant see how you can earn any intrest if they dont offer 0% for a certain amount of months but thanks anyway.0 -
anactuary wrote:Sorry - wasn't clear - balance transfer from a 0% card to a smile visa and then write a cheque to the savings account - this is using smile as a mule card as per Martin's site.
Hi anactuary
What exactly is it you are trying to do ? Smile in not really a mule (SBT) card ... well, not a free one anyway. When you write a Smile cheque there is no 0% introductory period: you get charged 10.9%/13.8% AER from the date the cheque payment leaves your smile credit card account and you get the 2% cheque fee (capped at £25) as well.
Are you saying that you are putting your smile credit card account into a positive balance by doing the BT from Smile to the 0% card ?
ClarimanAuthor of the first Stoozing FAQ on the Internet and Creator of the SOA & Snowball calculators at Lemonfool.co.uk0
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