Anyone know anything on (RISE CREDIT CARD)

Barrass86

Hi I've recently applied for a rise credit card and I signed the online agreement and it said I had been accepted and my card will be with me in 14 days then I go to the next page and put my bank details in for my direct debit to be taken out then it said rejected anyone else have this problem?

jintynetty

That happened to me as well! Worrying because I put my card details in! I've had my vanquis for nearly a year, pay on time every month and had one increase! I got approved then rejected for capital one which was gutting!

AndyCash

To me it just seems like a payday loan but tarted up to look like a credit card?

robsonlisa

ive been accepted for the rise card also but having 2nd thoughts now. if my balance was say 130 what would my repayment be ? i figured i could pay back what i wanted as you do with any credit card. is there anyway to make payments other than them retrieve it from your card ?:mad:

BAYZOOMA

AVOID these con artists... I got this card, used it once and then decided I would change the debit card payment to a Direct Debit instead. After spending 15 mins on the phone to someone that could barely speak English, I got this sorted.
Two mins later, she called me back and told me she had cancelled it as they are not allowed to accept Direct Debit as a form of repayment.
I then quoted her the section of their FAQ's on their website and asked to speak to her supervisor. to which she hung up on me.
I shall be cutting up the card and posting it back to them by recorded delivery tomorrow.

stuart.s_2

hi there, im looking for some advice regarding the rise credit card..
i applied an was apparently accepted, then they wanted my bank details and also my security code...i am wondering why they would need my security code? as im pretty sure its not required to set up a direct debit??
thanks in advance

spinningsheep

Hi stuart.s, the card details are not to set up a DD, they are a continuous payment auth of sorts ie not same amount each time, whatever the min payment is or the full balance, whichever you chose at the time of application. I set mine to do min amount, and make a manual payment to bring the balance down to about £20 just before my statement is due to be produced, that way I have a small rolling balance and pay hardly any interest (grand scheme is to increase credit rating). I do the same thing with my Aqua card. That way I am more likely to get a credit limit increase AND increase my credit score.

goonershez

Hey..newbie here.

I've also been provisionally accepted and have read both good and bad reviews. But on a website it said they dont deal in cards anymore, so have they changed their name, and if so why email using Rise?

UsetheFORCE

RISE and SHOUT are issued by the same company. I have read that someone was having their card changed from RISE to SHOUT so maybe they intend to rebrand all RISE cards as SHOUT cards...no difference though........