@taxi818 wrote:
@chalupaman wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@chalupaman wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@chalupaman wrote:
@taxi818 wrote:
@CreditCuriousity wrote:
@MaisCher wrote:
@CreditCuriousity wrote:Several I have seen maybe 5 off hand that I can think of, although I am sure there are alot more that people never posted about either.
Yeah, I've seen maybe 4 but I was just thinking there have to be way more people getting denied. I think this may have just been the right people applying for the right card more than anything.
Don't think I'm gonna bite. I have a bad feeling LOL
If you wan't it still say a year from now it will still be there... people just wanted it for the bigger CL's that have borderline sup/prime credit... It by far isn't the best rewards card by any means... PC'ing it to the QS is an option though after 6 months?
well I agree on this. for higher limits. but honestly. i would take a credit one for a 20k limit.
I'd never take a Credit One even if they offered $50k on it. It's still a gross pig I would never touch and recently my mom got one of those $300 Credit One cards and I tried to tell her how crappy the card is. My sister got it for her basically.
@popa,
They should be listening to you if they see how far you have come.
If there were any good cards that used joint applications, I would have gladly gotten her one of those. She's already an AU on my AARP and has some derogs on her report and has dabbled with First Premier crap in the past. Those accounts went into collections for her.
What about Discover(y).. I thought they offered joint apps?
Maybe but they'll only let me have one Discover card so that would be out of the question. My mom particularly wanted a Visa or MC.
you have to forgive people that get credit one. i have seen it time and time again. where most think it is capital one. not credit one. as they make the card to look as close to capital one as possible. so maybe your sister thought that is what it was. and also this is why i think cap one gets a bad rap sometimes. but i can see when they start to drop 10-20k on starting limits. they become better than sliced bread.
I tried Discover for my mom right now and it was declined for the charge offs and collections on her EQ report. My dad had tax liens and some other stuff and got the secured card.
