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cowshed-76

cowshed-76 Posts: 21 Forumite

22 July 2006 at 3:02PM in Credit cards

I was reading the item on best balance transfers on the main site and saw that Barclaycard offer 0% on BT's for 10 months. I like the sound of that. my questions is, Having had a barclaycard in the past (apx 5yrs ago) would i be eligable for the new intro offer? Is there a certain amount of time you have to leave a card for?

Thanks

lightbulb day 20/07/06 = total debt £13,962.21

loan=£11,345.04/Natwest cc=£900.00/capital one cc=£1054.24/overdraft=£0.00

£2 coin savings = £12.00

Current debt (1/8/06): £13,300.04

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Mark7799 Posts: 4,805 Forumite

23 July 2006 at 6:59PM
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I think 5 years would be long enough for them to forget about you - no harm in asking them. Is there a BT fee involved though?

Gwlad heb iaith, gwlad heb galon
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sicker Posts: 1,370 Forumite

23 July 2006 at 7:46PM
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I applied 6 months after closing Barclay card and was accepted again.

John

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gazza975526570 Posts: 3,275 Forumite

23 July 2006 at 8:54PM
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no problem at all providing your credit rating is still fine

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