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Horrible, horrible fee structure. No way."
kingcake64 at 5:15 pm Dec 8
Reply Cancel Replythank you for posting, it is greatly appreciated!"
marites2008 at 10:09 am Nov 11
Reply Cancel ReplyI understand that someone with bad credit will not get great rates and may have to pay a monthly or annual fee, but to immediately be charged nearly $300.00 in fees just to get a card is ridiculous. I believe that the $7.00 monthly and MAYBE an annual fee (not above $50.00) would be reasonable to give a person a chance. If they don't make a payment, freeze their credit line."
vahollis at 1:44 pm Oct 19
Reply Cancel ReplyRather than paying the fees, you should just take that money and put it in a secured card, like from B of A or Wells Fargo, from a normal bank. In time, if paid, they will remove the security requirement."
mvoight at 10:59 pm Oct 17
Reply Cancel Replydon't apply for this card or credit one bank or first premier bank, all have charges of 250 dollars or more!"
bcramer09 at 9:15 pm Oct 1
Reply Cancel Replysounds like another rip off that targets people who are in a low place. not cool."
srohrbaugh at 6:18 pm Oct 1
Reply Cancel ReplyMaybe not cool, but whose choice is it to have bad credit?"
ajhno at 5:01 pm Oct 30
Reply Cancel ReplyI have poor credit and opened this card because lack of approval for any other cards. It has worked great for me yes they did charge me $270.00 but it has indeed helped my credit score since I have been using it."
ghosfase at 7:15 am Sep 25
Reply Cancel ReplyThis is nothing more than a scam that targets desperate people in desperate situations. It is a new twist on a payday loan, instead here they charge you the huge fees before you even get any money.
You are better off trying HSBC. They too, offer only $300 credit limits to those with bad credit. They also charge a yearly fee of about $39.00. But that is it. Much better deal then $270 in fees.
However, there is some big truths in what the first poster said. If you have a low credit limit, you will most likely max out your card fast. This DOES affect your credit score. Part of your score is based on debt ratio.
If you are truly wanting to improve your debt, the HSBC is better to help you (in my opinion). Just try to only use about $80.00 of the $300 limit and pay off the full balance each month.
If you max this card out, you will have accomplished nothing to help your credit.
Believe me - I have learned from the past, as I struggled to come out of a Bankruptcy many years ago. Building your credit score takes time and self-control."
RingoDestarr at 7:43 am Sep 23
Reply Cancel ReplyWhat is HSBC?
rjmom09 at 5:37 pm Nov 5
Reply Cancel ReplyMost people mean Orchard Bank when they refer to HSBC in the credit card sense.
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I think that it sucks to pay the fees. however once you do pay the fees, you can use like a regular credit card. I don't have this one, but i have one that is similar with all the fees. My credit is bad, so i suppose i have to pay for it."
Bastionpayne at 1:18 pm Sep 22
Reply Cancel ReplyApplying for this card is the equivalent of spitting into the wind."
trevorsnyder at 9:29 am Sep 22
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