Whats the highest credit card limit you can get?
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Whats the highest credit card limit you can get?
Okay, bit of an open ended question, but has anyone a limit in the 10-15k region on a 0% purchases credit card?
(or any sort of CC)
(or any sort of CC)
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Lloydstsb, mine went upto £16k bit by bit. Had to go online and lower it as it was too tempting all the time, took it to about £12k at the time.
Payment made ontime help without missing payments. I have a good record of that.
Nothing to be proud of though as they are scammers, they just want you to get in dept.
All cleared now though.
My balance is about £400. Lol
A word of advise, avoid cc they are just addictive, especially when you have a Subaru, oh I'll pay later attitude.
Payment made ontime help without missing payments. I have a good record of that.
Nothing to be proud of though as they are scammers, they just want you to get in dept.
All cleared now though.
My balance is about £400. Lol
A word of advise, avoid cc they are just addictive, especially when you have a Subaru, oh I'll pay later attitude.
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Barclays gave me £17k last month! 0% on balance transfers for 18months. And it took less then 4mins to be approved on their site...
And this is how stupid they are...
You can only make one payment a month and you can not use more then 3 different cards to pay... Fecking stupid if u ask me
And this is how stupid they are...
You can only make one payment a month and you can not use more then 3 different cards to pay... Fecking stupid if u ask me
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I remember American Express had an unlimited charge card.
My local Off License had a guy turn up with one & the shopkeeper had never seen one before because it was black & gold (this was in the days before fancy coloured cards) so he called up Amex to check.
They gave him a huge bol*ocking for even questioning the holder!
My local Off License had a guy turn up with one & the shopkeeper had never seen one before because it was black & gold (this was in the days before fancy coloured cards) so he called up Amex to check.
They gave him a huge bol*ocking for even questioning the holder!
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I have 3 cards.
2 of which are 10K+ and I bounce the outstanding balance between the two every couple of years.
We want a conservatory and the one we want is £15K from start to finish. I could probably increase one of the cards to £15K but would need to get the balance down to below £10K before needing to move it to the other card. I think as long as you are strict with yourself and maintain the payments there is no other way to borrow money with no interest rate.
I have a 3rd card mostly used for my hobbies (trains, RC, 1:1 car etc) which I keep at £1000. Could be more but I know I'd just use it.
I know one person going bankrupt who owes £40K on cards and a work colleague ex-Mrs is apparently already bankrupt and managed to get over the £100K mark on cards - apparently anyway.
2 of which are 10K+ and I bounce the outstanding balance between the two every couple of years.
We want a conservatory and the one we want is £15K from start to finish. I could probably increase one of the cards to £15K but would need to get the balance down to below £10K before needing to move it to the other card. I think as long as you are strict with yourself and maintain the payments there is no other way to borrow money with no interest rate.
I have a 3rd card mostly used for my hobbies (trains, RC, 1:1 car etc) which I keep at £1000. Could be more but I know I'd just use it.
I know one person going bankrupt who owes £40K on cards and a work colleague ex-Mrs is apparently already bankrupt and managed to get over the £100K mark on cards - apparently anyway.
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If you ear well, pay all your bills and buy the odd thing on credit you can soon get a pretty good credit limit, inflate what you says you are earning and apply for several, can soon build up a nice portfolio of cards.
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My (MBNA) credit card has a £19K limit. Nothing to do with being rich, I have just had one for years and years (I really should change it) and they just put it up £1K here and there.
I have never got even close (and wouldn't want to) to that limit.
I have never got even close (and wouldn't want to) to that limit.
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Barclays gave me £17k last month! 0% on balance transfers for 18months. And it took less then 4mins to be approved on their site...
And this is how stupid they are...
You can only make one payment a month and you can not use more then 3 different cards to pay... Fecking stupid if u ask me
And this is how stupid they are...
You can only make one payment a month and you can not use more then 3 different cards to pay... Fecking stupid if u ask me
I made three online payments to my Barclaycard last month.
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