Stupid question

sloughflint

Bokken wrote:

Alliance and Leicester give good limits and are hungry for new customers they also have other benfits and online banking.
It is also a MULE card so you can transfer money to your bank account and then on to a saving account without incurring cash advance fees.You can do this over the phone there is a BT fee unless you are good at haggeling.
This would be a better first card.
You can always apply for the M&S card another time.
M&S card is not presently a online card and you cannot view your transaction like you can with alot of other accounts.

Thanks for the tip, Bokken.
We are A&L customers ( premier direct, regular and online saver) so would we be more likely to get decent credit limits?

thesaint

sloughflint,
The A&L card is run by MBNA so I doubt that having other products with them will make a difference.