Orchard Bank Secured Mastercard
Date: Thu, 04/24/2008 - 20:38
I don't fully understand. Is it a secured credit card or is it a
I don't fully understand. Is it a secured credit card or is it a prepaid debit card. There's a big difference between the two. If it is just a prepaid debit card than you could simply go to any ATM machine and make a deposit with one of the envelopes they provide you. How did you make your initial deposit when you started the account?
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I'm glad things are working out with you, GUEST, with the Secured Card. I kind of DO wish now I ahd gotten accepted for the Secured Card, instead of the Unsecured. Gosh....the % is just REALLY high. Fees, etc. The %, on the Unsecured Card went up AGAIN...to 24%. Just seems impossible to 'catch up' on it if you're behind.
You can't add more money into a secured card (only a prepaid car
You can't add more money into a secured card (only a prepaid card). You can, however, ask the bank to increase your limit based on your good history with them. Generally, you can succesfully obtain an increase every 12 months as long as you kept up with the payments and you credit score is trending upward.
Yes you can add money to your account at ANY time you want. The
Yes you can add money to your account at ANY time you want. The limit is for Orchard Bank is $15,000. Deposits to your account must be in increments of $100.00. Orchard uses another bank to hold your deposit. You must send your money to them, and in turn, Orchard increases the limit on your card. Not sure what the other banks name is but it's in Nevada I believe. Call Orchard and they will give you instructions on how to do this.
Dave is correct. Money can be added to your account at any time
Dave is correct. Money can be added to your account at any time you wish. The bank that holds the deposit is called Intermountain bank. They will accept up to 15k in deposits and credit your account acordingly.
If I recall correctly this card program is backed by HSBC credit
If I recall correctly this card program is backed by HSBC credit card division. I would do a google search to see if you can find some number that is attached to a human.