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Date:sandra rodgers March 16, 2007, 6:42 am  how can i reactivate my card to become a outstanding customer. 4610-0787-3707-****  Answer:
If your account has an outstanding balance you will need to log into your billing account and make payment. Once that has been done you should contact the billing department via email and your account will be reactivated at that time. It does not also hurt to follow up with an email to the support department or billing department letting them know you have made payment or about to make payment. Accounts de-activated for non-payment may be reactivated only once payment has been received and posted to the account User Name:
Date:Marie Lechner March 21, 2007, 7:46 am I have an address change to my already existing card which is in a program as of now and I am not receiving my statement at my new address. The program mails out my payments for me and I have noticed no payment on one of the 2 cards I have. I would like to change the address on both cards. Answer:
It would be better for you to change the address on both cards. Only the bank, which you applied to, can help you to do it. Our site is just for making applications for credit card online. You send your application online to the site of the bank you`ve chosen. Then your application form for credit card is kept by the bank. And only the bank can change all the information about you if it is necessary. We can advise you to apply to your bank and present them your new address to change. At our site you can find more information about banks and Best Credit Card Offers. Welcome! User Name:
Date:mike mejias March 23, 2007, 4:42 am I have a Wal-Mart Credit card. I understand that I have a credit of about $30.00. I no longer have my credit card. I would like to know who I can get my money back. Also maybe I could be issued a new card. Mike Answer:
You get a credit and a credit card at the bank or at the company you applied to. In case you lose (perhaps, smth else happens with it) your credit card but still have money to get back, you have to inform your bank about your loss. Only the bank can help you in your situation. Perhaps, the bank will offer you to restore your credit card or something else. We can not say exactly, because our site is used for making application for credit cards online and searching for all information about best credit cards and their terms. User Name:
Date:Thomas byrd March 26, 2007, 4:51 am I just got the tribute credit card does it report to the credit bureau Answer:
As we know, it does. This card is for people with a bad credit. All bad credit credit cards help their holders to improve their history that is why they report to the credit bureaus. Unfortunately, we can not offer you more detailed information because our site does not present this card. But you can find the terms and features of other bad credit card offers at our site. We advise you to look for the necessary and more detailed information about the tribute credit card at the official site of the bank you applied to or just to call there. User Name:
Date:april March 30, 2007, 4:46 am Recently, Amex told me I was randomly selected to do an account review. They suspended my card until I was done with the review. They said in order to perform the review, I would need to provide my W-2's for the last two years via fax. On the fax cover page, they were requesting my account number! I was extremely suspicious and shocked to doscover this was real and not criminal behavior. Answer:
To tell the truth, our site works to collect the best credit card offers from the leading banks. What you are talking about is the Privacy Policy of the bank. So, only the bank can clear up you this situation and say you for sure how they safeguard your personal information. At first, you need to read its Privacy Policy very carefully. And then apply to the Risk Management Department of the bank directly. Its representatives are supposed to answer all of your questions. If you need the contact information of the bank, click the link "Apply" by any American Express credit card and go to the official site of this bank, where you can read its Privacy Policy and find its contact information. User Name:
Date:don molloy April 5, 2007, 3:53 am a good credit card that my parents want to cosign for me Answer:
We offer you and your parents to look through the best credit card offers from the leading banks presented at our site, compare their features and make your choice complying with your needs. We can advise you Blue from American Express. This card offers 0% Annual Percentage Rate on purchases for up to 15 months and has 4,99% APR for the whole life of the credit card balance. It has no annual fee and has12, 24% APR on balance transfer. This card is only for the US residents with good or excellent credit. At our site we also present Canadian credit card offers, UK credit card offers and Belgian credit cards. They are also for good or excellent credit. User Name:
Date:Leslie Bellows April 30, 2007, 11:17 am i'm trying to clear my past bad credit history with a credit card, i have a cosigner, how do i apply with a cosigner online? how can i get as much money as i need to do this? Answer:
You can apply for a credit card with a cosigner and improve your credit history. All cards for good credit allow to co-sign for someone. But you can't apply with a co-signer online. A co-signer applies online and gets approved. Then he calls a bank and says he is going to add someone to his account, and that he will be a co-signer for a person with bad credit. Co-signer receives statement by mail, both of you sign it and send back. So you will be sharing account and credit limit with a co-signer. And since then, making monthly payments you will start building your credit history. User Name:
Date:mary dougherty July 10, 2007, 4:32 pm I applied for citibank diamond preferred card, and I found out late this was unsecured. The reason I applied for the card is that it had offered identity protection. Should I cancel? Answer:
Unsecured means that your credit card is not secured by the collateral and you qualify based on credit history, financial strength and earnings potential, in contrast to secured cards, which require deposit for approval. This has nothing to do with identity theft protection. Citibank Diamond Preferred Card is a good choice. User Name:
Date:rebate gas credit cards August 2, 2007, 5:28 pm I am looking for cash back on gas credit cards Answer:
If you want to get credit card rebates at gas stations, we recommend you to look through our gasoline rewards deals. We advise you Citi Diamond Preferred Rewards MasterCard by Citibank. This card has 0% intro APR on balance transfers for 12 months, no annual fee, 6,000 bonus points, 5 rewards points for every $1 you spend on purchases at supermarkets, drugstores and gas stations, 1 reward point on all other purchases and much more. This card requires good or excellent credit rating. User Name:
Date:Cade August 6, 2007, 2:22 pm What FICO score do I need to get a CitiBank mtvU card? Answer:
CitiBank mtvU Platinum Select Visa Card is designed for college and high school students. It provides a great opportunity for youngsters to build a credit history. This card requires bad or no credit rating. Your FICO score may be less than 350 points. Moreover this card offers variable advantages, such as no annual fee, 0% Intro APR for 6 months, 1 Thank You point for every dollar you spend on purchases, no balance transfer fee, 10% discount at mtvshop.mtv.com and MTV store in New York City. |
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