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That's not the case - they vary hugely, from a couple of hundred to a few thousand.funkycredit said:alfred64 said:
Yes, but obtaining more than one within a six month period?cymruchris said:
Several of us have several Newday cards - me included.alfred64 said:It's -You can't have a Newday card if you you've had one in the past six months.That's the only downside with normal NewDay products - £1200 is the starting limit.1 -
I have a Amazon card a marbles card and a Debenhams card...all separate log8ns and credit limits...think they are all from Newday judging by the formatting of the website0
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Remember when aqua used to do 5% cashback? Thems were the days.0
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Curls2208 said:Remember when aqua used to do 5% cashback? Thems were the days.
They do for those of us that still have the reward card.
Time is a path from the past to the future and back again. The present is the crossroads of both. :cool:0 -
Not at all. Read again. I clearly stated the start limit. Now go to their site and under each product it tells you the MAXIMUM start limit. Yes, they increase regularly but the starting limit for normal clients is usually £1200. For bad credit it's much lower presumably.Deleted_User said:
That's not the case - they vary hugely, from a couple of hundred to a few thousand.funkycredit said:alfred64 said:
Yes, but obtaining more than one within a six month period?cymruchris said:
Several of us have several Newday cards - me included.alfred64 said:It's -You can't have a Newday card if you you've had one in the past six months.That's the only downside with normal NewDay products - £1200 is the starting limit.0 -
https://www.newday.co.uk/products/overview/ - the only one with starting limits listed says between a few hundred and £2.5k. I can't find anything else. My partners starting limit with a newday card was £3k. There's certainly not a £1200 maximum across the board.funkycredit said:
Not at all. Read again. I clearly stated the start limit. Now go to their site and under each product it tells you the MAXIMUM start limit. Yes, they increase regularly but the starting limit for normal clients is usually £1200. For bad credit it's much lower presumably.Deleted_User said:
That's not the case - they vary hugely, from a couple of hundred to a few thousand.funkycredit said:alfred64 said:
Yes, but obtaining more than one within a six month period?cymruchris said:
Several of us have several Newday cards - me included.alfred64 said:It's -You can't have a Newday card if you you've had one in the past six months.That's the only downside with normal NewDay products - £1200 is the starting limit.1 -
I got £1600 limit on NewDay Marbles card and I have 2 defaults and a CCJ.0
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I don't need to read again.funkycredit said:
Not at all. Read again. I clearly stated the start limit. Now go to their site and under each product it tells you the MAXIMUM start limit. Yes, they increase regularly but the starting limit for normal clients is usually £1200. For bad credit it's much lower presumably.Deleted_User said:
That's not the case - they vary hugely, from a couple of hundred to a few thousand.funkycredit said:alfred64 said:
Yes, but obtaining more than one within a six month period?cymruchris said:
Several of us have several Newday cards - me included.alfred64 said:It's -You can't have a Newday card if you you've had one in the past six months.That's the only downside with normal NewDay products - £1200 is the starting limit.
The limits vary from a few hundred to several thousand.
I clearly stated this in my last post.0 -
Really? But your post was incorrect, as I saidDeleted_User said:
I don't need to read again.funkycredit said:
Not at all. Read again. I clearly stated the start limit. Now go to their site and under each product it tells you the MAXIMUM start limit. Yes, they increase regularly but the starting limit for normal clients is usually £1200. For bad credit it's much lower presumably.Deleted_User said:
That's not the case - they vary hugely, from a couple of hundred to a few thousand.funkycredit said:alfred64 said:
Yes, but obtaining more than one within a six month period?cymruchris said:
Several of us have several Newday cards - me included.alfred64 said:It's -You can't have a Newday card if you you've had one in the past six months.That's the only downside with normal NewDay products - £1200 is the starting limit.
The limits vary from a few hundred to several thousand.
I clearly stated this in my last post.

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Their website is way out of date. However it's now £2k max on fluid.Mnoee said:
https://www.newday.co.uk/products/overview/ - the only one with starting limits listed says between a few hundred and £2.5k. I can't find anything else. My partners starting limit with a newday card was £3k. There's certainly not a £1200 maximum across the board.funkycredit said:
Not at all. Read again. I clearly stated the start limit. Now go to their site and under each product it tells you the MAXIMUM start limit. Yes, they increase regularly but the starting limit for normal clients is usually £1200. For bad credit it's much lower presumably.Deleted_User said:
That's not the case - they vary hugely, from a couple of hundred to a few thousand.funkycredit said:alfred64 said:
Yes, but obtaining more than one within a six month period?cymruchris said:
Several of us have several Newday cards - me included.alfred64 said:It's -You can't have a Newday card if you you've had one in the past six months.That's the only downside with normal NewDay products - £1200 is the starting limit.
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