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The Sub Prime Credit Thread - Part V
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here you go they went and now they have come back i dont need any more credit lolsilver limit £1000 jjb limit £2500
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onefortheroad wrote: »here you go
xSo you've certainly got that, if you applied?
And 12 months 0% - hahaha!! More chance of me learning to fly than being given a 12 months 0%! I'm going for http://www.halifax.co.uk/creditcards/clarity-rewards.asp when I apply. It's the only one I've got any chance of getting.0 -
Thanks that's interesting
So you've certainly got that, if you applied?
And 12 months 0% - hahaha!! More chance of me learning to fly than being given a 12 months 0%! I'm going for http://www.halifax.co.uk/creditcards/clarity-rewards.asp when I apply. It's the only one I've got any chance of getting.
that the one i will go for in a year time or so i like the way they give you £5 a monthsilver limit £1000 jjb limit £2500 -
onefortheroad wrote: »that the one i will go for in a year time or so i like the way they give you £5 a month0
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NatWest haven't credit searched me even though they say they have and it's been 'provisionally approved'. Hmm...0
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NatWest haven't credit searched me even though they say they have and it's been 'provisionally approved'. Hmm...
Have you checked Equifax? They normally do Equifax first then the AVU do ExperianCashback Earned ¦ Nectar Points £68 ¦ Natoinwide Select £62 ¦ Aqua Reward £100 ¦ Amex Platinum £48
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Perchance you also have much fewer than 30 searches on Equifax hence the approval? The AVU probably won't throw it out when they search Experian and see them, they'll just be looking for adverse and address links, fraud, whether you were accurate on your application form etc.
You'll probably be fine :beer:Cashback Earned ¦ Nectar Points £68 ¦ Natoinwide Select £62 ¦ Aqua Reward £100 ¦ Amex Platinum £48
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Cap1's cards have now been updated to reflect 1st Sept.... Doesn't seem to be anything new, just changes to what they offer
http://www.capitalone.co.uk/creditcards/progress-credit-card.jsf
That one takes a lot longer to cut the rate down, but I assume I'm still governed by the original terms? Shame they don't fancy giving me a limit increase though! That one is potentially better, but if you had 36 months flawless history to get your rate down to 17.9% I assume you'd be knocking on the door for 0% or other cheap deals by then with normal banks etc!? I certainly hope I am within the next 2 years, student or not!
Classic looks the same. "One rate" now exists, don't know if that's new or has replaced one card. I was on there earlier (when all the old stuff was still displayed) and there were 4 and still are 4. The cashback card looks the same, it's stupid anyway! Perfect history.... with Capital One, seriously!?!?! If you had "perfect history" (20k income, house, 21+ & previous credit) then I'd strongly recommend you're with a company other than cap1 :rotfl:0 -
Cap1's cards have now been updated to reflect 1st Sept.... Doesn't seem to be anything new, just changes to what they offer
http://www.capitalone.co.uk/creditcards/progress-credit-card.jsf
That one takes a lot longer to cut the rate down, but I assume I'm still governed by the original terms? Shame they don't fancy giving me a limit increase though! That one is potentially better, but if you had 36 months flawless history to get your rate down to 17.9% I assume you'd be knocking on the door for 0% or other cheap deals by then with normal banks etc!? I certainly hope I am within the next 2 years, student or not!
Classic looks the same. "One rate" now exists, don't know if that's new or has replaced one card. I was on there earlier (when all the old stuff was still displayed) and there were 4 and still are 4. The cashback card looks the same, it's stupid anyway! Perfect history.... with Capital One, seriously!?!?! If you had "perfect history" (20k income, house, 21+ & previous credit) then I'd strongly recommend you're with a company other than cap1 :rotfl:
What idiot would want to wait 3 years for an apr to shrink to 17.9%,if you keep your payments up to date and keep applications to a minimal,give it 18 months and you would be eligible for a better card than cap 1 with maybe very good promotional rates as well.0
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