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Credit card rejection despite 80% likelihood of acceptance
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Also Barclaycard don't use Experian to credit search you, they use Equifax so you may need to look at what data equifax have and see if its correct.
Time is a path from the past to the future and back again. The present is the crossroads of both. :cool:0 -
All 3 of these will count against you, especially not being on the voters roll. Have you changed jobs and addresses many times in the past 3 years prior as this will also have a negative affect?Silex1815 said:I have just had a more detailed look at the credit report. The only negative on there is that I am not on the electoral roll. I have just moved house and gotten a new job (<1 month).
I advise getting on the voters roll NOW then waiting 3 months before applying again, try one of the subprime cards this time, based on my experiences I would say Vanquis are a good bet.
When I was about 6 months away from exiting my DMP in late 2016 I was looking for card to build up my credit rating in preparation for applying for a mortgage a year down the line (a bit naughty as you're not supposed to apply for credit when on a DMP but as I knew it would be paid off before my next Stepchange annual review I went for it anyway) , Vanquis accepted my application.0 -
When I applied for my first credit card I had a similar experience being turned down - so I asked my own bank who had my account history and they immediately gave me one.
But a banker, engaged at enormous expense,Had the whole of their cash in his care.
Lewis Carroll0 -
I've had 100% on the MSE Eligibility Checker and sill got refused, I'd take those numbers with a pinch of salt.0
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