Petition to No.10 Downing Street

never-in-doubt

After 3 years

ElkyElky wrote: »

Is Silver a new Sygma card? I applied for it last week. I think it's the only Sygma card that has 0% on balance transfers and purchases.

Are my chances of being accepted improved because I already have a card from Sygma?

I don't think it's new as such, but think it's well hidden! Can you post the link on here please mate?

I think it will only help that you're an existing customer - it must do, but i'd think you'd have to have at least 6mth history as it is classed as a mainstream card isn't it?

Keep us posted on your progress.....

londonuk2008

After 3 years

Here goes;

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Product Details

Welcome

The Silver MasterCard, issued by Sygma Bank UK, is a credit card with a difference. It’s simple, stylish and discreet: yet behind its cool exterior lies the power of MasterCard and a host of other precious benefits.
Card Benefits

0% p.a. interest on purchases for the first 3 months
0% p.a. interest on Balance Transfers for 6 months from account opening†
Special offers and retailer discounts with your statements
Up to £5,000 credit limit (subject to status)
Free additional card†† - share the benefits of the Silver MasterCard with your partner
Easy Cash Access - make cash withdrawals up to £300 at most ATMs anywhere in the world with your Silver MasterCard. Or transfer cash from your Silver MasterCard account directly into your bank/building society account over the phone**
Plus – no interest to pay for up to 50 days, dependent upon when you make your purchase and your statement date and no annual fee.

It's easy to apply. Just click on "Apply" and follow the simple instructions. Remember to have your bank and employment details handy as these will be needed to complete your application.



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claire6hy

After 6 yeards

never-in-doubt wrote: »

LOL, how many have you got now - 3? Have you seen the 'silver card'? It was mentioned the other day on sub prime........ looks smart!

got 3 yeaaaa
can only seem to get sygma cards :S

ElkyElky

After 3 years

never-in-doubt wrote: »

I don't think it's new as such, but think it's well hidden! Can you post the link on here please mate?

I think it will only help that you're an existing customer - it must do, but i'd think you'd have to have at least 6mth history as it is classed as a mainstream card isn't it?

Keep us posted on your progress.....

https://www.your-application.co.uk/NetFinanceCertegymicrosite/silvermastercard/PaymentProtection.aspx

never-in-doubt

After 3 years

claire6hy wrote: »

got 3 yeaaaa
can only seem to get sygma cards :S

so why vote 6yrs then when something is having an adverse effect on you? lol

claire.... naughty claire

claire6hy

After 6 yeards

never-in-doubt wrote: »

so why vote 6yrs then when something is having an adverse effect on you? lol

claire.... naughty claire

because i was a scumbag and its my own fault
i think 6 years is a sufficient lesson learnt to be more careful

never-in-doubt

After 3 years

claire6hy wrote: »

because i was a scumbag and its my own fault
i think 6 years is a sufficient lesson learnt to be more careful

I don't think scumbag is an appropriate word to use for people that get in debt Claire......

Why do you feel 6 years is enough? Wasn't it about then you were a 'scumbag' as you put it but now are not? Don't you maybe think that due to both people and circumstances change and 3yrs is plenty of time.......

claire6hy

After 6 yeards

never-in-doubt wrote: »

I don't think scumbag is an appropriate word to use for people that get in debt Claire......

Why do you feel 6 years is enough? Wasn't it about then you were a 'scumbag' as you put it but now are not? Don't you maybe think that due to both people and circumstances change and 3yrs is plenty of time.......

Nah i just dont feel that 3 years is a sufficient lesson!!
If it was only 3 years, than how often would people be able to do all that!
and it was 2004 that i messed up

ILW

After 6 yeards

Good point. Most people would be able to screw up and start again about 15 times over their working life.

magiciansgirl

After 3 years

I think 6 years is very tough on the vulnerable. It forces those who have got in to debt possibly through ignorance - it isn't always bad money management - into sub-prime loans, mortgages and credit cards which makes climbing out of debt a hell of a lot harder. Shortening to 3 years would accelarate the process of clearing debt.