None of those you just listed are true pre approvals. They're all just marketing because both Experian and Credit Karma get a kickback for referring you to those cards. So ignore all of those.
That said, you do likely qualify for Credit One, Open Sky, First Progress. Capital One can be hit or miss. Did you burn them? If so you may need to hold off a bit with them.
Also, use lender's own preapproval portals for prequals, though the only real reliable ones are FNBO, Chase, and Capital One. Citi and BoA for example aren't real preapproval portals. They're more like suggestions. Anyway I'd check for preapprovals from Capital One. They're several steps above all of those other predatory subprime lenders you listed. If nothing comes back, I'd start with secured cards that at least graduate like US Bank secured, TD Bank secured, Discover secured if they'll approve (check their prequal first), or if all else fails, then Open Sky which you also listed (but which does NOT graduate).
@ClnRcd wrote:Capital one was burned howver the account that was burned had a 0 balance. I had paid it off once it reached collections. The other capital one card had an available balance of $750 that was never utilized due to the other account being negative, both accounts were restricted.
Try running their pre-qualification and see if anything comes up.
Here's a comprehensive list of sp prequalifying cards: https://ficoforums.myfico.com/t5/General-Credit-Topics/Soft-Pull-Pre-Qualify-Links-Part-2-Updated-2-...
Good luck
I'd stay away from Credit One at all costs.
@ClnRcd wrote:Capital one was burned howver the account that was burned had a 0 balance. I had paid it off once it reached collections. The other capital one card had an available balance of $750 that was never utilized due to the other account being negative, both accounts were restricted.
If there was no balance, then they were not burned.
@ClnRcd wrote:I'm sorry I'm just a bit confused.
@SouthJamaica wrote:
@ClnRcd wrote:Capital one was burned howver the account that was burned had a 0 balance. I had paid it off once it reached collections. The other capital one card had an available balance of $750 that was never utilized due to the other account being negative, both accounts were restricted.
If there was no balance, then they were not burned.
If my Experian and my credit report states the zero balance account was included in my bankruptcy, wouldn't that confirm that they were burned?
Yes it might still show as included in BK (which it probably was), but Capital One didn't actually take a loss on it.
@ClnRcd wrote:I'm sorry I'm just a bit confused.
@SouthJamaica wrote:
@ClnRcd wrote:Capital one was burned howver the account that was burned had a 0 balance. I had paid it off once it reached collections. The other capital one card had an available balance of $750 that was never utilized due to the other account being negative, both accounts were restricted.
If there was no balance, then they were not burned.
If my Experian and my credit report states the zero balance account was included in my bankruptcy, wouldn't that confirm that they were burned?
Yes it might still show as included in BK (which it probably was), but Capital One didn't actually take a loss on it.