05-07-2012 06:05 PM
it appears that capone is hardpulling on the preapproval sites, just a heads up. DON'T USE THIS SITE! i just realized i have two hard pulls! oh no is right!
05-07-2012 06:19 PM
scottwagnon wrote:it appears that capone is hardpulling on the preapproval sites, just a heads up. DON'T USE THIS SITE! i just realized i have two hard pulls! oh no is right!
This might be an odd question but with score of 770 why are you wanting an Orchard card?
05-07-2012 06:22 PM
05-07-2012 06:24 PM
LOL @ Web!!
05-07-2012 06:36 PM
webhopper wrote:
Think of pre approval sites as a calamine lotion for those of us who get the app itch. you get the glory from approval with none of the harmful side.effects (new accounts/inqs)
Ok I can see that on a prime card like American Express or Discover with his scores just not sure with orchard
05-07-2012 06:38 PM
john398 wrote:
webhopper wrote:
Think of pre approval sites as a calamine lotion for those of us who get the app itch. you get the glory from approval with none of the harmful side.effects (new accounts/inqs)Ok I can see that on a prime card like American Express or Discover with his scores just not sure with orchard
It's like outpatient treatment. ![]()
05-07-2012 06:41 PM
Several people have complained recently that the HSBC/Orchard "pre~approval" site is doing hard pulls, but the website they are using is page 1 of a credit card application. Anytime you are filling in an application there is a potential that they are going to pull your credit, especially if you are entering a SSN and mother's maiden name and other personal info like that.
05-07-2012 06:46 PM
pizzadude wrote:
Several people have complained recently that the HSBC/Orchard "pre~approval" site is doing hard pulls, but the website they are using is page 1 of a credit card application. Anytime you are filling in an application there is a potential that they are going to pull your credit, especially if you are entering a SSN and mother's maiden name and other personal info like that.
While normally I might agree that you are entering a lot of information you should at least think it's possible but it's ALWAYS been this long application for pre-approval with Orchard, Best Buy MC (back when) and it always stated this is just a pre-approval and will not impact your credit if you don't apply for offer...
05-07-2012 07:13 PM
I've done it with Orchard
drkaje wrote:
john398 wrote:
webhopper wrote:
Think of pre approval sites as a calamine lotion for those of us who get the app itch. you get the glory from approval with none of the harmful side.effects (new accounts/inqs)Ok I can see that on a prime card like American Express or Discover with his scores just not sure with orchard
It's like outpatient treatment.
05-07-2012 07:16 PM
Creditaddict wrote:
pizzadude wrote:
Several people have complained recently that the HSBC/Orchard "pre~approval" site is doing hard pulls, but the website they are using is page 1 of a credit card application. Anytime you are filling in an application there is a potential that they are going to pull your credit, especially if you are entering a SSN and mother's maiden name and other personal info like that.
While normally I might agree that you are entering a lot of information you should at least think it's possible but it's ALWAYS been this long application for pre-approval with Orchard, Best Buy MC (back when) and it always stated this is just a pre-approval and will not impact your credit if you don't apply for offer...
please note i am NOT speaking of this site https://www.partnercardapply.com/start/hsbccreditc
this is the orchard site that has allowed in the past to see if you prequalify for one of their cards which has always resulted in a soft pull. will now that capone has this, they are hardpulling eq only just for you to see if you qualify for any of the orchard card.
yes, webhopper is correct. unfortunately, now it is no longer safe to do this. thanks alot capone! i am disputing this, i hope i get lucky, but i doubt i will.

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