what is an eassy credit card to get and where could i apply?
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Assuming you have no credit history or good credit, I would start with a fuel card or department store credit card. \n\nSimply shop around for best terms. Applications are in the stores and at the various fuel stops.\n\nI would shop around before applying. I would not apply to too many places, as too many credit inquiries will show up on your credit report. \n\nEducate yourself about consumer credit before you apply.
698466
for credit cards with any type of credit none bad or fair try\nhttp://www.wesayes.com
47799
Most bank and financial institutions (and even some grocery chains!) offer credit cards. Apply within.\n\nIf you are looking for credit card numbers that you can use on the internet, that is illegal for most uses... \n\nIf you are looking for valid credit card numbers for testing an internal application, usually you can make those up or query your software for the correct algorithm.\n\nIf you are looking for valid credit card numbers to test with your application in a live situation with a real bank etc, you are usually out of luck. You will need to contact your bank or financial institution and enquire about whether they have a "sandbox" environment to test in. These environments will accept "dummy" credit card numbers.\n\nYou can not (and should not) use real credit cards to test your application. If you insist on doing so, you can use your own card, with all the consequenses thereof...\n\nGood luck!
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Chase Manhattan, They have a credit card for every thing possible, go to www.chase.com and click on the credit card option
607534
It would be good for you to start understanding how credit cards work and learn the discipline of managing it properly. Your parents could probably get you a card with a very small starting limit of $50-100 max. It would help you get under way with a credit history and also understand the penalties that you could get with overdraft and late payments. Go for it, but cautiously
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A debit card usually isn't a problem, this has to do with banks and they have their own system for checking good standing in the banking system. As long as you don't have a slew of bounced checks somewhere you should be allright. A credit card is harder. Lots of time you just have to wait a little while.Here's a good idea, some jewelry stores will offer credit to anyone. I did this and received three credit cards within a matter of weeks. I didn't have a bankruptcy,though, but I had really awful credit and I tried for three years to get a credit card.
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Stores like Sears or Best Buy offer store credit cards with much less strict credit requirements.  You might try getting a Sear charge card and making a few purchases to establish a credit history.
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in order to apply for a credit card you must be at least 18 years old. you can have your parents get you a card as long as they are the ones who sign for it. no minor can sign into a legal contract until they are 18
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Open an account at a store like Best Buy that has their own credit card. Generally approval takes minutes, and based on how much you qualify for, you can get a laptop on the spot.....but you'll have to make minimum payments each month.
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you can get a credit card.. BUT your parents or any guardian over 18 will get the MASTER CREDIT CARD and you will be able to use the SUPPLEMENTARY CREDIT CARD... \n\none bank had initiated the scheme of credit card for juniors (with assurance from an adult) although i cant really remember the name of the bank.. maybe it was standard chartered or alfalah..\n\nbut YES you can get a credit card.. not exactly in ur name.. not exactly your PERSONAL card but a supplementary card that you can use wheneva u want wid ur sign
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Amex Green Card is the easiest to qualify for but they will look for some type of credit history before approving you. \n\nI would look at secured credit cards to start building your credit history.The best programs are from Wells Fargo & Bank of America. They are have low annual fees, no application fees, no maintenance fees, and lower interest rates. They are available in all 50 states. Both Wells Fargo and Bank of America report their accounts to all 3 credit bureaus.\n\nStay away from the "Sub Prime" crap like First Premier, Aspire & Orchard Bank. They have lots of hidden fees.\n\nYou can review lots of programs at www.bankrate.com\n\nGood Luck
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You can type in the words mastercard and it should bring you to their site and then you can apply right online...C
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http://www.walmartcreditcard.com/\n\nthere are 2 different cards...a walmart/sams club ONLY card, and a discover that is accepted wherever discover is
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You should be able to get a credit card from just about any bank that offers a VISA or MasterCard.  Look in your local Sunday paper or on line to find a card with either a low interest rate or no annual fee.\n\nIf this is your first card, keep your credit limit to $1000 or less.  This way, you won't get into trouble by over-extending yourself.
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www.newegg.com  I am sure they will sell you an agp card.  :)
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http://www.goeufora.com/418121496892  \n\n\nGuaranteed approval. \n\nIts called the Eufora Credit Builder Mastercard. \n\n\nIt reports to the credit bureaus that you have an open installmant loan!
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Apply for a Discover card with a credit limit of $200; limit your use of it to $100 a month.  You will get credit for spending as you use it so you are not just spending money but getting something in return.\n\nAlso, go to your bank. Most banks have credit cards that they offer depositors; just make sure you tell them you want one with a limit on it.  Asking for a credit limit will demonstrate to them that you are responsible and credit savy.