Credit Card Declined?

peterc2609

Ha, I love how people judge without knowing the facts!

I collect airmiles and avios - I have done for years and have plenty! This is done through card applications etc! I certainly don't have a debt problem!

But yeah, Chino, you keep judging and believing that everyone who has some sort of clearance is squeaky clean in all areas of their lives - considering public sector workers are paid quite badly! (PS I'm not employed by the public sector and never will be ;-))

Thanks everyone else (not Chino)

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peterc2609 wrote: »

Ha, I love how people judge without knowing the facts!

I collect airmiles and avios - I have done for years and have plenty! This is done through card applications etc! I certainly don't have a debt problem!

But yeah, Chino, you keep judging and believing that everyone who has some sort of clearance is squeaky clean in all areas of their lives - considering public sector workers are paid quite badly! (PS I'm not employed by the public sector and never will be ;-))

Thanks everyone else (not Chino)

Maybe posters should explain their situation first to prevent concussions being jumped to?

We see it here all the time - posters never give the full story from the off, then later it comes to light that there's actually more to it than meets the eye

oldagetraveller

peterc2609 wrote: »

Its not an application for another CC. Its for some government clearance.

Is this the identity confirmation for the Government Gateway if you don't hold a valid U.K. Passport?
If so it is a real pain in the backside. I recently tried to register and obtain a tax refund transfer direct to my bank account rather than a posted cheque.
They outsource the check apparently and why they can't verify identity etc. electronically like any other organisation baffles me.
The questions are so ambiguous. I failed four times, even after referring to my credit files. Gave up and phoned so a cheque could be sent. Up to two months for a cheque to arrive!