I have applied for a credit card that asks for no credit check or bank account I need to find the web site .?
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You might be thinking of Crown Jewelers.
They give a card with no credit check.
It reports to the credit reporting agencies and helps your credit.
They require a small down payment.
go to www bankrate.com
http://www.bankrate.com/
I use this site to get the best deals..
compare all cards first.
stay away from First Premier CC.they will give U a card, but your first bill is 250 dollars for fees? ( for nothing)
Be careful, you could be on the road to super crazy APR
dont cc companies ALWAYS check for credit and bank account in order for them to issue u one? .. i think u might have been scammed.
also if you have already applied for this CC didnt they give u any information about their company?
If you gave your mother's maiden name or your social security number, you have probably let someone steal your identity.
Legitimate credit card companies do credit checks.
And how do we know what credit card you have applied for? There are hundreds of them out there!
do you know if its for a secured or unsecured credit card? because if its secured then they will not ask for much info because you will have to put down a deposit and alot of cc companies will tell you that however much you put down, will also be your credit limit.
check to see if there are any annual fees, membership fees, outrageous fees for atm usage, etc.
if its too good to be true, then it probably is
I've seen flyers or notices in the paper or something for companies like this all the time. I know one I see most often is Orchard Bank. I don't remember the other names. The problem with these cards are that you're right in thinking that they will not check your credit, but they will charge you a fee that they apply right to the card when you are approved. I think the fee is a couple hundred dollars and you have an unbelievably high rate. So you actually end up paying a few hundred just to get that card. Whatever the initial fee is that is charged maxes out your card so you can't use it until that balance is paid off.
Get ready to get ripped off royally.
oh ruben u got scammed!
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