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Credit Card?

By on Thursday, February 10th, 2011 | 2 Comments

I have a credit card debt. It’s in the hands of their lawyers. i live on Social security and a small retirement. Can the court take that from me. If i get a summons to go to court, do i have to go. I owe 5000.00 on a credit card. My income is 800.00. Would [...]

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Does canceling a credit card application before it is approved or denied going to affect my credit?

By on Monday, November 8th, 2010 | 2 Comments

I know that canceling an open card can adversely affect credit. But I canceled the actual application process, minutes after I applied. I had hoped to get instant approval to get a big discount on an airline ticket, but as a student and my little income they would have had to do a full background [...]

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Credit card offer states $0 fee for cash advances?

By on Monday, November 8th, 2010 | 5 Comments

This is not something I would do – just curious. How would you get a cash advance? It’s through a credit union in another state. Would I have to go to an ATM and have a pin number with me? Or is this something you can walk in any bank and do? I imagine you [...]

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Why many companies do not accept Discover Card?

By on Saturday, September 11th, 2010 | 4 Comments

The City University of New York (CUNY) stop accepting Discover Card last year. Can anybody give me a good reason. Related Credit Card Sites NYU Local • 7,000 CUNY Students’ Social Security Numbers Stolen James Millington, City University of New York: Ruling DLP of Barbados’ Lunchtime Lecture 2010-09-10 “Decay of the Social Fabric of Barbados: [...]

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Approved for a credit card with wrong social security number?

By on Sunday, September 5th, 2010 | 3 Comments

I recently received a preapproved credit card offer in the mail. I applied for it online. When I went back to check the status of my application I noticed on my auto complete that the last digit of my social security number was wrong. I was approved. I called the credit card company about this [...]

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