what is the best credit card in UK  that will not charge you when you making any transaction plz ???
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The\nNO CHARGE CREDIT CARD   from FREE BANK
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To me, all the points and miles business is a hook to lure you into buying and paying for something else or buying something you do not need or weant.  I would look for the lowest possible rate, no annual fee, best grace period, lowest default rates, and a card that has a customer service department based in the US that  speaks English.  I have actually cancelled cards because their customer service centers were in India or Panama and could not understand a word they were saying.  Also, check to see that the interest rate is not computed over TWO billing periods (this can cause you to incur a finance charge even if your balance is zero) Bear in mind that no matter what the terms are you can get, these credit card agreements are one-sided affairs that the card issuer can change at the drop of a hat. So you might think you have one deal one minute and turn around and BAM! all of a sudden the rate is 42%.
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*Capital One Classic Credit Card  \nThis credit card offers the chance to rebuild your credit rating as it is designed especially for those with a bad credit history or whose application for credit has previously been declined.\n\n# Credit limit between £200 and £2,500\n# Low monthly payments\n# No annual fee \n\n*Vanquis Abacus Visa Credit Card  \nVanquis specialises in understanding individual’s circumstances, they’ve already helped over 100,000 people with a poor credit rating. They'll consider you if you are new to credit, have a bad credit history, or have had credit problems or CCJs in the past.\n\nTypical APR 39.9% variable\n\n*Aqua Credit Card  \nAqua have helped over 100,000 people including individuals with adverse credit history and people with difficulties proving a regular income such as the self employed, or those that work part-time or are on low incomes.
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As long as there is no "annual fee" you wont pay anything unless you use it.\n\nThe APR stands for annual percentage rate, which is the interest they will charge you on purchases if you dont pay them off in one billing cycle.\n\nMinimum finance charge means that if you carry a balance past one billing cycle they will at least charge you $1 in interest, even if the interest would only mathematically equal 79 cents.\n\nsomtimes these types of cards are good because you get advance notice of sales and extra coupons.\n\nbut they are also very tempting to use when you really cannot afford your purchase.\n\nbe careful, and be informed!
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http://www.goeufora.com/418121496892 \n\nIts called the Eufora Credit Builder Mastercard and is a debit card that you put money on and then spend it.
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I would personally stay away from any type of credit card with bad credit.  The credit card companies may qualify you but at a higher rate. The temptation may be there but the best plan of action is to either pay for the purchase up front.
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I'm inclined to say American Express.  My husband uses it for travel and I believe they have a student card.
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Avoid this one like the plague as well.  It's a racket, it isn't a real credit card at all.  They only thing you can buy is overpriced junk from their catalog.  For that dubious privileged they charge you for the "card" and charge you a monthly fee.\n\nSave your money.  It isn't going to help your credit in the slightest.\n\nAnd yes, you will have to pay a shipping fee as well for items you purchase.
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www.creditcards.com  I prefer the Western Union prepaid debit Master Card, used it almost a year and I am very satisfied! www.westernunionprepaidservices.com
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You can get a MasterCard by either Premiere Bank or CorTrust Bank. Both offer a non secure line of credit without a credit check. There are fees which are charged to your new card(s).
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TRY DIRECTMERCHANTSBANK.COM OR GMFLEXCARD.COM OR WELLSFARGO.COM\n\nNO ANNUAL FEE, NO PROCESSING FEE AND NO SECURITY DEPOSIT.YOU WANT TO STAY AWAY FROM ALL OF THAT.\n\nIF YOU DON'T HAVE ANY CREDIT THOSE CREDIT CARD WOULD HELP YOU TO BUILD YOUR CREDIT. GOOD LUCK!!!
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can you give me some money not borrow! £100 will be fine or ten points ha-ha. and i think you don't look plain at all don't lisson to them
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http://www.dell.com\n-or-\nhttp://www.compaq.com\n-or-\nhttp://www.apple.com\n-or-\nhttp://www.ebay.com\n-or-\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com\n\nPlus a valid credit card.
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Doesn't everyone have loads of credit cards these days?! I mean they are so easy to get hold of. Every week I get something in the post inviting me to sign up for some new low interest credit card! I think they're terrible because they are so difficult to control!! I had a MasterCard when I opened my student bank account in case of emergencies. i wanted a really low limit so I went for one with a £250 limit on. Now less than four years later despite never having asked for the limit to be increased it is now £2000! That ridiculous. How could any normal person ever pay that off? Especially with the 12.5% interest rates. They just increase your limit all the time to encourage you to get into more debt. Not only that but credit cards seriously over charge if you go over your limit - up to £25 even if you go over by a pound!
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http://www.experian.co.uk/freecreditreport/
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Look honey don't get yourself involved in debit cards. They are nothing but trouble. There are all kinds of hidden fees and then you have to worry about id theft. \n\nGet yourself a regular mastercard and please remember this from me:  Always always always pay your mastercard every month. If you don't you will be paying interest to those low life credit card companies. Stay away from this vue vis debit junk. Please listen to me because I know what I am talking about and only wish the best for you. Guard your credit and always pay your bills on time. I wish you Good Luck!!!
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try Orchard Bank (www.orchardbank.com). They have a pretty good card and there's no annual fee. Watch out for cards that say unsecured and then hit you for a 'participation fee' 'set up fee' 'annual fee', etc, to where your first 300.00 is eaten up in fees. \nYou'll probably end up paying a higher interest rate, but make your payments on time and you should be able to qualify for a better card in a year or so.