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so many people here i find are blacklisted for major credit cards like
AMEX
Citi
BofA
Chase
Wells Fargo
Barclays
Is it blacklisted forever. Other than IIB or Paying off do they never forget you? I wonder. I m bad with almost everyone either in their checking or credit card account. My only route is the credit Unions.
When i think of applying if all above cards have blacklisted me, who have i got to apply with? R we so limited now?
Are you able to get a Navy Federal membership? They love extending credit to almost anyone I've found
Capital One
HSBC
Comenity
Discover
@Anonymouswrote:
so many people here i find are blacklisted for major credit cards like
AMEX
Citi
BofA
Chase
Wells Fargo
Barclays
Is it blacklisted forever. Other than IIB or Paying off do they never forget you? I wonder. I m bad with almost everyone either in their checking or credit card account. My only route is the credit Unions.
When i think of applying if all above cards have blacklisted me, who have i got to apply with? R we so limited now?
I burned Bank of America with two cards over 20 years ago. They let me back in 18 months ago with a $3500 BankAmericard, which has since been increased to $10k. Around that same time I tanked a Discover (no idea what my limit was) and my first PenFed card for $500. Back in with both now.
Honestly don't know how useful the BoA datapoint would be. I'd have to imagine that they've probably upgraded systems a time or two since then, so old data has probably been purged. Whose to say that they haven't improved their digital record keeping and can now keep somebody blacklisted for the next 50 years?
BB&T came to my mind some people love their offerings.
Elan is pretty good
TD-BANK
Santander some people here like them as well.