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Mint start charging for BTs
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I applied for a Mint card just before Christmas and there's no mention of a fee on the agreement I signed, so I imagine this must be a new policy. I'll check this when I make the transfer.0
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Hell.. just a matter of timing, I guess - this does seem to indicate that low credit limits are no longer worth BTing, as all you make on SBTing a limit of 3000 is a paltry 110-40 = £70, and the headache of having to make minimum payments >:(
Should have entered the world of stoozing earlierIt's always the grass that suffers, irrespective of whether the elephants are fighting or making love !!!0 -
There are plenty of cards around in the 6 month non SBT category - Morgan Stanley, Citibank, as a couple of examples, so I wouldn't be too worried about Mint dropping off the map.0
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See the focus is on your reduced profits still.0
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See the focus is on your reduced profits still.
Less of the snide remarks please. If you want to give up stoozing that's your business.0 -
Must be over worked at the sainsburies in lemington, hence need to blow off steam
Heres to maximising stoozed earnings during 2005 !
Cheers ! ;D0 -
They seem to have repositioned their offer in several ways;
0% to a specific date (1 Sept) rather than 8 months from date the account is opened.
They've added 1% to all their APRs
Can't see any reference on the website to Transfer & Save facility or cheques
I too seem to have got in just in time - agreement makes no reference to charges & I 100% stoozed over the phone with a 'Transfer & Save' 2 days agoEthical moneysaver0
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