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APPLIED bank secured credit card denied




Sub: APPLIED bank secured credit card denied
Mon, 07/02/2012 - 07:31


hello,

After not being able to get a regular credit card, I tried Applied bank credit card online and was denied. Has anyone been denied from them before and if so why? Thank you
confused and sad
what now?



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Sub: #1 replyThu, 01/29/2009 - 14:27


was there any problem with them getting the deposit.that is the only way i see them denying you.my credit is really bad and i got one.try new millenium bank.there site says approval guaranteed.


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Sub: #2 You are better off without having an Applied Credit Card. Trust Fri, 02/20/2009 - 09:42


You are better off without having an Applied Credit Card. Trust me, I have one and the fees and interest rate is through the roof.


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Sub: #3 replyFri, 02/20/2009 - 10:14


really?i have had mine for 8 months.pay it on time and pay 9%.the only fee i paid is the 50.00 annual fee.


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Sub: #4 soFri, 02/20/2009 - 14:32


so, any other alternative to build credit?


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Sub: #5 replyFri, 02/20/2009 - 18:09


again,try new millenium bank.they are a secured card that guarantees approval.


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Sub: #6 Yes first try a secured card with a deposit from you and see howMon, 02/23/2009 - 13:16


Yes first try a secured card with a deposit from you and see how that goes. I first started my credit at a jewelery place called danielsjewelers.com they guarantee approval with a little money down on most purchases. Please check this place out and tell me what happens. Thanks.



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Sub: #7 crownjewelers.com will also give you a $1500 - 2500 credit limitTue, 02/24/2009 - 12:48


crownjewelers.com will also give you a $1500 - 2500 credit limit with no credit check. They report to TU and EX only. They too also require a small downpayment. Buy something cheap and PIF the next month. You'll need to do this at least once a year or they will close your account.



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Sub: #8 credit options...Tue, 02/24/2009 - 19:32


danielsjewelers
Daniel's Credit is open to California residents only.
i applied on crownjewelers
we'll see...
thx:)


Anonymous
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Sub: #9 AdviceWed, 02/25/2009 - 19:53


Don't worry about it. That Applied Bank card is okay for what it is...but is not the best one. I rate it a C because it does not come with any grace period on purchases, even though the interest rate is reasonable for a secured card at 9.99% at least when I looked at it. Try Orchard Bank Secured (I have this one...very reasonable...best of the secured and you can apply and get a decision online instead of mailing in a money order) or U.S. Bank Secured (will have to mail in) or Elan Financial Bank Secured. BofA and Wells Fargo have secured, but they have a lower approval rate and are picky. I was turned down for a BofA secured card with a credit score of 620. Can you believe it? You could also try Total Visa by Plains Commerce Bank (it has a lot of fees though) or a crappy 1st Premier product, but again they sometimes want fair credit. Each one has their own rules.


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Sub: #10 let me see if I have this correct. Crownjewelers.com calls anWed, 02/25/2009 - 21:32


let me see if I have this correct.

Crownjewelers.com calls and verifies your employment & non resident relative, gives you an initial credit line, you first purchases require a small down + s&H, they report you to the bureaus, and in about 6 months they give a line thats good for 0 down based upon your payment history?


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