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First Premier Pre-Approval

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Creditaddict
Legendary Contributor

First Premier Pre-Approval

For $700 CL too.

I'm not even close to thinking about it, but since it's been over 4 years since I have had a Pre-Approval it's really nice Smiley Happy

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mross1080
Established Contributor

Re: First Premier Pre-Approval

Congrats on the Pre-Approval. Worst company ive ever had to deal with. They still owe me 7 dollars.

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Anonymous
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Re: First Premier Pre-Approval

Dude can't wait to opt back in and start getting pre-approvals

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Wolf3
Senior Contributor

Re: First Premier Pre-Approval

I just got one last week, $700 also.   In the trash.

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Anonymous
Not applicable

Re: First Premier Pre-Approval

If its the same pre approval i got with the colored circles and such then that 700 CL also comes with a 175AF. I couldn't believe that, and it had like a 23% apr

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Wolf3
Senior Contributor

Re: First Premier Pre-Approval

I think it also mentioned a CLI fee.

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wollepopolle
Established Contributor

Re: First Premier Pre-Approval

Haha! I didn't even know that such bad credit cards are on the market.

 

https://www.premiercreditcardsf.com/CardDetails.aspx?appid=LI1010100738GMNCN

 

A 59.9% interest rate on purchases? Wow, that's highway robbery. And you have to pay a $25 fee when you open the account. I think that these charging practices should be illegal! This is taking advantage of those who have bad credit or who don't know better.

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DI
Super Contributor
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Wolf3
Senior Contributor

Re: First Premier Pre-Approval

" a credit-limit increase fee equal to 50 percent of the increase. So for every $100 that First Premier increases your credit limit it charges you $50."

 

IMO, this is the most outrageous of the fees.

 

 

 

 

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MrShush
Valued Contributor

Re: First Premier Pre-Approval

I know everyone is always down on First Premier and Tribute and the like, but many years ago when I was rebuilding, they served a purpose. Sure the fees are hefty, but as long as you are ok with having a card that you are basically paying for reporting, so be it.

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