Offered by: Capital One
| Purchase Intro Rate | 0% |
| Purchase Intro Period | Until Nov 2010 |
| Balance Transfer Intro Rate | N/A |
| Balance Transfer Intro Period | N/A |
| Regular APR | 17.9%(V) |
| Balance Transfer Rate | 17.9%(V) |
| Cash Advance Rate | 24.9%(V) |
| Annual Fee | $39 |
| Late Fee | See Terms |
| Cash Advance Fee | 3.00%, Min: $10 |
| Balance Transfer Fee | None |
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Capital one is the worst... "
Nat_tc at 3:15 pm Mar 13
Reply Cancel ReplyI had a forclosure in October 2008 and a bankrupcy discharge in September 2009. I have zero debt and $65k annual income. Credit Karma has my score at 615. I'm eager to start my repair process. I'd like to go the unsecured credit card route. I'd like to get everyone's thoughts. Thank you... "
amack23 at 2:49 pm Mar 11
Reply Cancel ReplyThis card and Orchard Bank are your best bets for an unsecured card. Orchard does a soft pull pre-qualification so it won't hurt your credit unless you accept the card.
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Thanks... I'd like to attain this Cap one card, but I had 2 Cap one accounts included on my bankruptcy. Thanks again! "
amack23 at 9:57 am Mar 12
Reply Cancel ReplyApproved with a CK score of 630, no delinquent accounts, except for one $100 phone bill my ex-bf opened in my name at our appt that I refuse to pay. Don't know the limit yet and not sure how to find out until the card comes. "
Crewsk at 1:23 pm Mar 11
Reply Cancel ReplyApproved, waiting on amount. CK 622. Been working on rebuilding credit for the past year. Went from 480 to average of 650 on all three credit reports. Not having a "major" credit card was the biggest negative on my report. Thanks to everyone for all the posting and your unknown help. "
Best advice I can give...If you owe it, pay it off in full, if not make arraingments. It will take awhile to see results, but in the end they will come fast. Just be responsible with your new credit. "
ruger9 at 11:52 am Mar 11
Reply Cancel ReplyActual credit scores. TU 682, EX 672, EQ 654 "
ruger9 at 8:22 pm Mar 11
Reply Cancel ReplyDenied "
credit scores are "
582 Equifax "
617 Experian "
611 Transunion "
Coder1 at 4:44 pm Mar 10
Reply Cancel ReplyLet's try to learn something new. Any recent BKs or serious delinquencies (60+ days late)
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630 approved but dont know the limit yet... "
Antedzepina at 9:13 am Mar 10
Reply Cancel Replyexpect $500-$700 "
amitpanchabh at 1:24 pm Mar 10
Reply Cancel Replyim afraid to apply for anything because i can't afford the hard inquiry, but i HAVE to do something to rebuild my credit, i'm half way through a bankruptcy repayment plan, i wonder if they will aprove me??? "
becka1201 at 8:31 am Mar 10
Reply Cancel ReplyYou can try Public Savings Bank which performs no credit check. They do require a deposit but they also report to all three credit bureaus.
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Approved with a 628 score and $219K income. "
saxmn1974 at 1:47 pm Mar 9
Reply Cancel ReplyI just got approved, scores in the 700's, and good household income. Don't know what the limit is yet, but it's a start to build my credit back up. "
studyaid_tc at 1:46 pm Mar 9
Reply Cancel Replywith a 516 credit score and no credit lines open, would i be most likely to get rejected? "
usmanity at 12:19 am Mar 9
Reply Cancel ReplyAt 516, Orchard Bank or Publics Savings Secured are safer bets.
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