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Barclaycard Rewards MC has been discontinued for several months now...
I think your able to PC to the Rewards MC, but I don't think you can straight up apply for it unless they are accepting phone apps.
@Justagirl73 wrote:I think your able to PC to the Rewards MC, but I don't think you can straight up apply for it unless they are accepting phone apps.
I don't even see reference to it on the website. Perhaps OP meant one of their other cards that has "rewards" in the name...
@Anonymous wrote:TransUnion: 720
Updated: May 28, 2017 from CreditKarmaVantageScore 3.0
Equifax: 712
Updated: May 28, 2017 from CreditKarma
VantageScore 3.0
Experian: 672
Updated: April 29, 2017 from Wells Fargo
FICO Bankcard Score 2
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I'm an engineering college student and have just started an internship for the summer, I'd like to purchase a laptop in order to be able to work on my own projects for my portfolio/resume.
That aside, I'm quite confused about all these different scoring models and companies that provide them.
I'd like to apply for a Barclays Rewards credit card through Apple but since I was denied once before, a year ago, I'm a bit scared to try again.
What score does Barclays look at to figure out if I should get approved or not? I take it Vantage isn't the one they look at since it's free and seems to be overall higher than my FICO score from Wells Fargo?
Any advice is welcome, thanks for your time.
The Barclay Rewards card is no longer being offered.
@Anonymous wrote:
Oops, I meant the Barclay Apple credit card. I'm not sure what it's called.
Well I can't tell you what your chances are, especially since they don't use Vantage 3.0.
But I can tell you that (a) the Barclays Apple Rewards card is widely reputed to be the easiest Barclays card to get, (b) Barclays
almost always pulls TU, and (c) regardless of how good your FICO Transunion score is, Barclays doesn't like lots of recent inquiries
and new accounts.
So if you don't have a lot of new credit inquiries, ahd have a decent TU FICO score, you should be fine.
I guess I should also point out that I've seen reports on here of people who got the card concluding that it wasn't a great card.
I have also read that the apple rewards version leaves a lot to be desired. But as long as you don't have many INQ, and want to keep your INQs down for 6-12 months, you should be okay. I have read that Barclaycard is known to take AA on poeple who go INQ happy.