Duck card's cousin: THE BEAVER

[lhcole77]

What about The Beaver Card? Are people having same success with getting this as they are with The Duck Card?!?!?

[Necromancer]

Yea I saw that card too and was wondering the same. I don't have either card and haven't see any post for anyone applying/denied/approved either.

[lhcole77]

I saw one poster who went for it and got it, but so far that's the only one I've seen...

[B335is]

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@lhcole77 wrote:

I saw one poster who went for it and got it, but so far that's the only one I've seen...

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Yeah I've only seen 1 as well.  Since it's OCCU, I would guess their approval criteria is the same?  I was playing around with their credit card evaluation page and it seems they offer cards to people with "average" credit.  I see they have a Nice card too haha

[Kenny]

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@B335is wrote:

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@lhcole77 wrote:

I saw one poster who went for it and got it, but so far that's the only one I've seen...

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Yeah I've only seen 1 as well.  Since it's OCCU, I would guess their approval criteria is the same?  I was playing around with their credit card evaluation page and it seems they offer cards to people with "average" credit.  I see they have a Nice card too haha

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Careful with this one, I think you have to be a member of the CU for this one..

[DiabolicallyRandom]

Yeah, I was messing around with that too.  It seems like whatever credit rating you put in they offer the same cards just with different interest rates.  I thought I saw fair credit in the list as well.

[VegasKyle]

It looks like the university of Oregon and Oregon St. are the same card. So you don't have to be a member of the CU to get one of these cards?

I actually do part time work for a company in one of the 10 counties listed as open to membership.

Would opening a savings account, or just joining the CU before apping for the duck or beaver be beneficial?

[DiabolicallyRandom]

You do not have to be a member for the Duck or Beaver cards.  I think thats what makes them appealing.

[B335is]

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@VegasKyle wrote:
It looks like the university of Oregon and Oregon St. are the same card. So you don't have to be a member of the CU to get one of these cards?

I actually do part time work for a company in one of the 10 counties listed as open to membership.

Would opening a savings account, or just joining the CU before apping for the duck or beaver be beneficial?

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Only if you want a Nice card haha.  Duck and Beaver cards don't require membership.

[lhcole77]

I just think it's so funny that we're all talking about duck and beaver cards....LOL