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New Millenium Bank Secured Black Diamond Visa® or Mastercard®
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Offered by:New Millennium Bank
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| 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 | N/A |
| Cash Advance Rate | * |
| Annual Fee | $59 |
| Late Fee | See Terms* |
| Cash Advance Fee | See Terms* |
| Balance Transfer Fee | See Terms* |
New Millenium Bank Secured Black Diamond Visa® or Mastercard® features:
- Approved regardless of credit history
- Credit limits up to $10,000*
- Reports to all 3 bureaus
- Get cash at over 740,000 ATMs
- No credit check
* Terms and conditions apply
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Wolf3
Aug 31
8:58 pm
No grace period means I pay interest on every purchase even if I pay in full each month.
And $59 annual fee. There are much better deals out there.
Reply Cancel Replyazeldorph
Aug 8
12:22 am
APR IS TO HIGH TO ESTABLISH A NEW ACCOUNT. IT SHOULD BE 15% or less.
Reply Cancel Replyldysam
Jul 27
10:58 am
Sux. Too many fees.
Reply Cancel Replytxba663
May 25
2:50 pm
There is NO grace period for this card. It's NOT a good thing if you're new to credit (which is the point of the card - right?)
Reply Cancel Replytpwild
May 16
5:38 pm
There are lots of credit cards designed to rebuild credit, examples:
First Premier, Orchard, Indigo, HSBC, Imagine all will give $300
starter credit, if you behave, they'll raise it all the way to $3000
Reply Cancel Replyblackhelper
Apr 3
8:01 pm
there should be some way for people with low or no credit to get a card to build credit
Reply Cancel ReplyVirgoStylist
Apr 1
7:11 am
Be sure to read the terms and conditions. They are not checking credit here but rather using collateral to determine credit approval and amount to be approved. In the terms, it states they are going to put equal the amt u r willing to put into a new savings acct with them. If you put $1000 in the acct as collateral, they will give you up to $2000. In my opinion, if you had it like that, you wouldnt need a credit card in the first place! Read the FINE print; it makes a difference in your decision to apply.
Reply Cancel ReplyJuggaloJer
Mar 18
9:43 pm
to me this is a good deal for someone with bad credit or no credit you might have to apy but who doesnt everyone gotta pay something on a card right
Reply Cancel Replykelliannmace
Mar 2
9:44 pm
When you are in a position of bad or no credit these types of offers are great. You do have to realize going in that there are additonal fees but that is part of the reality of a sticky credit situation.
I obtained a secured card with Bank of America -- my bank. But after doing some research I discovered that my score still suffered because I did not have at least four (4) lines of open credit.
So its not that just my credit is "bad"; I pretty much have none. I am well aware that it has horrible fees -- at the same time anybody who has great fees won't give me a card.
I got one just so I can establish the credit; after a year I'll roll over the balance/credit to a more sensible creditor.
Reply Cancel Reply1925james
Jan 30
8:18 am
it helps rebuild your credit thats good for me
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