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Card Insurance???
Niteflyer
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in Credit cards
Hello guys 
I have a question
As some of you know I am trying to rebuild my credit and have 2 low limit caredit cards to do so (£350 limit in total).
I never took the fraud insurance out on these cards, I called Capital One this morning to activate my card and was asked if I wanted it. I thought I would ask you guys for your opinions first
(I have the usual sickness and redundency etc... insurance)
It's the insurance offered by Sentinal, is it worth having? it costs £20 a year and cover all cards in my household against fraud and theft etc...
Am I covered for anything without it?
Thanks guys
Matt
I have a question
As some of you know I am trying to rebuild my credit and have 2 low limit caredit cards to do so (£350 limit in total).
I never took the fraud insurance out on these cards, I called Capital One this morning to activate my card and was asked if I wanted it. I thought I would ask you guys for your opinions first
It's the insurance offered by Sentinal, is it worth having? it costs £20 a year and cover all cards in my household against fraud and theft etc...
Am I covered for anything without it?
Thanks guys
Matt
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So do I need this insurance or.................?"I Assume I Need No Introduction"0
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Thanks.
So what are the benefits of having the Sentinal insurance then?
anyone?
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Sentinel's "Summary of Benefits" here...Niteflyer wrote:So what are the benefits of having the Sentinal insurance then?
http://www.sentinelcardprotection.co.uk
Previous MSE discussion here...
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=199560 -
Yeah and I've read those, all I'm asking is what are benefits do I get OVER my normal card benefits."I Assume I Need No Introduction"0
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Thanks....."I Assume I Need No Introduction"0
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1. The best way to say this is to send PM (as you ask above!).Niteflyer wrote:... please don't reply to any more of my posts, I don't find your posts helpful and don't apreciate the way the are answered. ...could you refrain from replying to my posts as they will not be read by me. If you have anything to say to me, you are welcome to PM me
2. If you don't like someone's posts, just add the member's name to your Ignore List: Ignore List (Guide). Although you cannot receive PMs from this member later, I don't think this can be a problem.0
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