Offered by: New Millennium Bank
| Purchase Intro Rate | N/A |
| Purchase Intro Period | N/A |
| Balance Transfer Intro Rate | N/A |
| Balance Transfer Intro Period | N/A |
| Regular APR | 19.5% |
| Balance Transfer Rate | * |
| Cash Advance Rate | * |
| Annual Fee | $59 Annually |
| Late Fee | * |
| Cash Advance Fee | 2% of Cash Adv, $5 m |
| Balance Transfer Fee | See Terms* |
New Millennium Bank Platinum Visa® or MasterCard® features:
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the 99.99 application fee with the 59.00 annual fee would not leave much left for actual credit.
aftonutah 1 year ago
i think it's a good idea on the basis that it will help you reestablish your credit for much lesser than what the scam artist will get you for. plus the fact that it' will report to all 3 credit departments.....hmmm, may have to try it....lol
tcool 1 year ago
go with orchard c.card,its the best
RHICKS 1 year ago
orchard is better
sheila2ru 10 months ago
Down side is that you are $150 in debt from the beginning without any purchases to show for it... Up side is that they will allow you to continue depositing into the savings acct, thereby increasing your credit limit.
mbrasseau 1 year ago
The fees are what would be the bad part. You are then put in a position to pay that 59 dollars annually and to me that is just not worth it.
MrsKeehn 1 year ago
spend the 150.00 on your kids or groceries for get the card if you want a card buy a prepaid visa put the money on it instead spend and enjoy
haleyjc 1 year ago
You are absolutely right. If you want a prepaid debit card, this is not a good product. However, if you have really poor credit and can't get approved for any other lines of credit, this is an option. It is an expensive way to get a credit line but with poor credit all things become more expensive.
CK Moderator
Does not look like a good deal to me
Thanks but NO! thanks
aragon007 1 year ago
no this is not a good offer. if your going to spend 120$ get a prepaid visa. there is one i saw on here that will match whatever you deposit.
bbygurl 1 year ago
99.99 app fee is high but the 59.00 annual fee is decent. But there is better deals
senortoad 1 year ago
RIP-OFF ALERT !!!
From the T&C's:
GRACE PERIOD FOR NEW CHARGES ON ACCOUNT
You have no grace period in which to repay either your purchases or your cash advances before a finance charge will be imposed.
OUCH! As if the $99 app fee and $59 annual fee aren't enough, they will also charge you 19.5% interest from day 1 on your purchases too. WHAT A MAJOR RIP OFF!!!
Even if you have the worst credit, there is no need to pay these excessive credit card rates and fees. If you want to rebuild your credit, go to a credit union and take out a share-backed loan. These loans are secured by cash in your savings account, so virtually anybody can get one, regardless of credit score. They almost always report to all 3 bureaus, and the interest rates are usually very low (right now 4% - 5%). Effectively you are borrowing your own money at 4%-5%, but in return you get positive credit reporting, at a much more reasonable cost than any ripoff credit card.
manetco 1 year ago