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Thanks all, I really appreciate all of this. Wish I'd found this site ages ago!!0
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That's something for me to bear in mind for the future Pam, thanks.Member #4 of the DMP Mutual Support Club - DFW Nerd #335
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Hi. I must admit, I have gone for the "extremly high interest rate" credit card route. Na danger, I have learnt my lesson the very very hard way, but this was also recommended to me Put a very small amount, only needs to be £10 per month, pay it off, and keep this up for a while, your credit rating will improve.
Although I got approved first time round, I only got a very small limit ( doesn't bother me ) but at least I can start to rebuild my life.If at first you don't succeed. Remove all evidence that you have tried
Information and knowledge is better than Size 9's and Persistance0
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