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Accepted for Aqua reward card but having doubts
skybluesaver
Posts: 294 Forumite
in Credit cards
Hi all
Recently been accepted for the Aqua reward credit card to take advantage of the 3% cashback, however i've started to have some doubts & was hoping you could help me out.
I have a couple of other cashback cards already & don't really need another one & i'm concerned that with obtaining the Aqua card i may be preventing somebody else getting it who may have more need than i. I realise that Aqua is aimed at the subprime market.
Am i being silly?
Recently been accepted for the Aqua reward credit card to take advantage of the 3% cashback, however i've started to have some doubts & was hoping you could help me out.
I have a couple of other cashback cards already & don't really need another one & i'm concerned that with obtaining the Aqua card i may be preventing somebody else getting it who may have more need than i. I realise that Aqua is aimed at the subprime market.
Am i being silly?
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I doubt you'll cause someone else to miss out. A kind thought though.0
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skybluesaver wrote: »Hi all
Recently been accepted for the Aqua reward credit card to take advantage of the 3% cashback, however i've started to have some doubts & was hoping you could help me out.
I have a couple of other cashback cards already & don't really need another one & i'm concerned that with obtaining the Aqua card i may be preventing somebody else getting it who may have more need than i. I realise that Aqua is aimed at the subprime market.
Am i being silly?
There is no reason to believe that this is an offer limited to a certain number of people.: most companies want to have as many customers as possible. The interesting question is, how do Aquqa expect to make money from this? Presumably they make it much easier to borrow (at high interest) rather than paying off in full, and people like you are probably in a stronger position than are those struggling with debt to resist this kind of problem. So no, I don't think you need to worry.0
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