I thought I would share some of my recent experiences with the lovely HSBC credit department. I have done AoR's for mom and dad with them and here are some of their screwy results.
Dad (Credit Score = 795 ; HHI = 202,000 ; Has big existing credit lines else ware) HSBC Platinum - Instant approval, CL =$600. Yes, you read this correctly. In a single swoop, HSBC has allocated multiple hundreds of dollars to be used at will. I called the next day to speak with a CSR. Was first told that there is nothing they can do, but if we use our card responsibly, they could give us a CLI in 6 months. I told her I've had dinners that cost more than $600 and this line was completely unreasonable. She then said I can put in a CLI request now, but it will be another hard pull. I retorted, you have my credit report from exactly 20 hours ago, there is no reason for another hard pull. I told her this is ridiculous and I wanted to speak to the credit issuing department. Transferred to them (during business hours only). They said that the given CL was correct. I told them to take another look at my application. They put me on hold for two minutes, came back and said:
“I appoligize sir, we have reevaluated your application without another hard pull (they say that credit reports are valid for 60 days after pulling), and can immediately increase your credit line to $12,500.” I tried for 15k, but this was close enough so I took it. Morons.
Round two…
Mom: (Credit Score = 749; HHI = $202,000 ; Has big existing credit lines else ware) HSBC Platinum - Instant approval no CL given. Then checked status online and it said denied. Got a letter saying "Could not verify information" (this is despite the instant approval I was given) Will call about this today.
HSBC GM Flex - Instant approval, CL = $700.WTF round 2? Called in on this before my dad’s CLI request, and wasn’t as successful over the phone with instant results, but they are mailing me a CLI notice that did not require a new hard pull. I did not speak directly to the credit department (wish I would have now after doing my dad’s CLI request with them). Hopefully they’ll up it to at least 7k, otherwise there will be another phone call to the credit department.
I have seen this issue with others too (see markkundinger’s) thread. Anyway, for those doing an AoR, you may want to drop HSBC to the bottom of your priorities unless you will be happy with a sub 1k line. Anyone else experiencing these recent results?
EDIT O ya, and for myself, I originally got a 2k HSBC GM Flex card a couple months ago. I called right after getting it and was able to CLI to a massive 3k right then (with a fair amount of hassel and being transferred 4 times).
UPDATE: So I called them back about my mom:
HSBC Platinum - Yes, I was approved, but apparantly one of the "fraud questions" to verify my identity was not answered correctly and now I am denied. Spoke to three people including a supervisor, there is nothing they can do to get me this card without applying again (sure, I'll suffer another hard inquiry for another $300 CL!).
HSBC GM Flex - My CLI was denied b/c I haven't activated this card yet. The supervisor also said my mom is NOT going to get a CLI. I asked why and stated our household info and BELIEVE ME THIS IS WHAT THE HSBC SUPERVISOR SAID:
WE DO NOT CONSIDER HER FICO SCORE WHEN APPROVING FOR CREDIT WE DO NOT CONSIDER HER HOUSEHOLD INCOME WHEN APPROVING FOR CREDIT WE DO NOT CONSIDER HER CURRENT BALANCES ON OTHER CARDS WHEN APPROVING FOR CREDIT
"Your mom has too much credit already and we don't care about her household income, therefore, that is why we gave such a small line".
I am dead serious on these exact comments. I wrote down her name and employee number and told her I'm writing a letter to their corporate offices about what she told me (which I'm not, and I've already shredded this statement with her info). At least I've squeezed a total of 15.5k (between me and my dad) out of them that will produce a little return for my efforts. Now I am going to let the monkeys eat their banannas.
Oddly enough I had the opposite, with relatively short credit history and not even that high of an income, HSBC gave me a $10.5K line right away! I also have a $2k household bank card, and another $2k discover card issued by them... I was totally expecting for few hundred buck lines, don't know what happened, lol.
Of course Capital One denied for for applying for an "average" credit card, then I applied again when I got a pre approval in the mail, only $500! And I only wanted the cap one for 0% forex, so I guess I'm not crying over this one.
opmnxtc
Thrifty Member
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 11:59a
i know exactly what you're talking about, MikeR397. in my case, an additional $1000 was always what the system would offer when i asked for an increase. the only way to try getting the limit you want is to speak to a manual reviewer, and getting to one is an ordeal too.
with hsbc and discover too, you will have far greater success getting the limit you want by having your credit report reviewed over the phone.
opmnxtc
Thrifty Member
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 12:09p
wiredspider, what is the discover card you have issued by hsbc?
kittenmittens
Frivolous Member
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 12:49p
I don't know why anybody applies for the HSBC GM card. The highest CL I've seen is $2k and nobody's able to increase it.
I had a similar experience to wiredspider, hsbc gave me a $5k card with a short history and a pretty average HHI. Mine is the "Cash or Fly" card, I don't know if it makes a difference (I've thought about going through the recent AOR threads and checking for specific types of hsbc cards but been too lazy). I applied for it after submitting a bunch of applications since I knew they'd do a soft pull first; I figured if an alright offer popped up I'd take it and see what happened.
opmnxtc said: wiredspider, what is the discover card you have issued by hsbc? If you're turned down for a regular discover card they sometimes offer an hsbc discover card. Seems to be for folks with good but short histories. Of course the deadly combination of Discover + HSBC = a $2k card useless for BTs.
opmnxtc
Thrifty Member
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 12:54p
hey, i got the same card too. best choice besides those 2% ones, but i won't touch those.
Once, in a binge of getting new credit I some how ended up with an HSBC card. I had like a $500 CL with a $25 annual fee. WTF?
MikeR397
Senior Member - 3K
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 2:37p
The wierd thing is that I personally received a $2,500 line from HSBC GM flex (which is still low, but decent for me personally). My primary credit history is only 1.5 years old, and while my score is 759, my dads was almost 800 and we reported the same household income. He has about 35 years of perfect credit history. As you can see, they thought he was only orignally eligible for a $600 CL, but then instantly upped it to 12.5k after I harassed them.
Again, like my title, I think HSBC is really just a team of space monkeys who have no idea what they are doing.
BankofGreed
Greedy Member
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 2:41p
Why bother even applying for any of their cards? Unless they are offering 2% on all purchases, its not worth the hassle.
MikeR397
Senior Member - 3K
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 2:43p
BankofGreed said: Why bother even applying for any of their cards? Unless they are offering 2% on all purchases, its not worth the hassle.I just did it b/c it was another bank with a 0% BT offer to add to my AoR. Next time I would definately move them to the very end of the list so that thier inquiry doesn't hurt my chance with a better offer somewhere else.
sandy05
Senior Member - 1K
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 3:01p
HSBC SUCKS big time. They gave me $1K limit last year. Also, It always takes additional 1-2 days before credit payment get posted to CC account.
beautyt42
Happy Member
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 3:07p
HSBC customer services are really a bunch of alien monkeys! For last 6 months, I have been trying to get the checking account $50 bonus and they keep putting on hold. One branch after another also said "I don't know about this promotion". I think they move the service lines to Monaco, Turkey, or India... They all speak strange monkey language. So good luck! I still got few dollars left in HSBC. I wonder they will allow me to close or they will charge me monthly monkey service.
opmnxtc said: wiredspider, what is the discover card you have issued by hsbc?
It says Direct Rewards on it, I did get turn down for a regular Discover Miles type card and this was sent instead. I probably wouldn't have applied for this card, heck I still don't even know what the "rewards" are. However, apparently Discover is networked with UnionPay in China so hopefully I'll be able to get some use out of this card over there once I reach the limit on my $500 cap one.
I used to work for HSBC a few years back (when it was called Marine Midland bank) and an HSBC customer for more than 10 years and I have to say that they are kind of backwarded. I recall that a few years back I cancelled my HSBC credit card because they offer very little incentives to keep it and they charge $50/year for using their credit card while citibank offers 5% back on everyday purchases and no annual fee. They no longer offer the $50/year fee cards, but if you didn't cancel the credit card, you will still have to pay $50/year for your card.
Another stupid thing they offer is the kind of checking and savings account. Their low end checking accounts is free checking and basic banking account. Both are the same except the basic banking account requires a monthly maintainace fee of $3. Now what of moron would get a basic banking account?
Take a look at their savings account and they have HSBC Premier Investor and Premium Money Market plus account which requires a large minimum deposit and offers little interest compared to online savings.
kittenmittens said: I don't know why anybody applies for the HSBC GM card. The highest CL I've seen is $2k and nobody's able to increase it.
My credit line for HSBC GM card is much higher (7K). When it was about 5.5K, I asked for a CLI (due to a juicy BT offer), but they didn't provide it. A few months into the BT, they raised the CL. It is the lowest CL I have -- excluding CL on cards that were I did allocations from.
akor
Member
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 5:29p
MikeR397 said: As you can see, they thought he was only orignally eligible for a $600 CL, but then instantly upped it to 12.5k after I harassed them.
This is actually can be another method of instant CLI - if you just call them up right after you got approved and complain about the low CL. By the way, how did you "harass" them? What specificly did you say that made them raise CL from 6K to 12.5K?
MikeR397 said: I thought I would share some of my recent experiences with the lovely HSBC credit department. I have done AoR's for mom and dad with them and here are some of their screwy results.
Dad (Credit Score = 795 ; HHI = 202,000 ; Has big existing credit lines else ware) HSBC Platinum - Instant approval, CL =$600. Yes, you read this correctly. In a single swoop, HSBC has allocated multiple hundreds of dollars to be used at will. I called the next day to speak with a CSR. Was first told that there is nothing they can do, but if we use our card responsibly, they could give us a CLI in 6 months. I told her I've had dinners that cost more than $600 and this line was completely unreasonable. She then said I can put in a CLI request now, but it will be another hard pull. I retorted, you have my credit report from exactly 20 hours ago, there is no reason for another hard pull. I told her this is ridiculous and I wanted to speak to the credit issuing department. Transferred to them (during business hours only). They said that the given CL was correct. I told them to take another look at my application. They put me on hold for two minutes, came back and said:
“I appoligize sir, we have reevaluated your application without another hard pull (they say that credit reports are valid for 60 days after pulling), and can immediately increase your credit line to $12,500.” I tried for 15k, but this was close enough so I took it. Morons.
Round two…
Mom: (Credit Score = 749; HHI = $202,000 ; Has big existing credit lines else ware) HSBC Platinum - Instant approval no CL given. Then checked status online and it said denied. Got a letter saying "Could not verify information" (this is despite the instant approval I was given) Will call about this today.
HSBC GM Flex - Instant approval, CL = $700.WTF round 2? Called in on this before my dad’s CLI request, and wasn’t as successful over the phone with instant results, but they are mailing me a CLI notice that did not require a new hard pull. I did not speak directly to the credit department (wish I would have now after doing my dad’s CLI request with them). Hopefully they’ll up it to at least 7k, otherwise there will be another phone call to the credit department.
I have seen this issue with others too (see markkundinger’s) thread. Anyway, for those doing an AoR, you may want to drop HSBC to the bottom of your priorities unless you will be happy with a sub 1k line. Anyone else experiencing these recent results?
i'm just curious, but when u call customer service, do u just impersonate your mom and dad?
WalStMonky
Happy Member
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 6:14p
I thought I was going to find a thread complimenting HSBC's well run operation, but instead this? OP don't you know that only the most intelligent, physically fit monkeys get to go into space? Great work if you can get it.
bopc1996
Senior Member
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 6:17p
Do not know much about HSBC credit card practices but love their online savings. Over 5% now and still have some savings with them at over 6%.Do not think there is much of a minimum. Only been with them about 9 months(savings only)but great security and quick response.
CPBigAl
Member
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 6:38p
I love this site and all the advice about AORs on here... heck, I learned more about finance on here in a year than it 12 years of school and 5 of college....
However, I felt like I should write this although others have probably stated it elsewhere.... people do realize these companies like HSBC and Capital One don't really care about giving big limits... they like giving small limits... in fact, November, there was an article about Cap One (http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/06_45/b4008048.htm) - they like giving people many cards with small limits so they go the amount and get hit with late fees....
It's what they do... HSBC bank backs H&R Block instant tax refund loans at interest rates of 112%... and people want them... I know because I worked at H&R this past season and people need that money NOW so they can pay their rent that is 4 days past due (good planning on their part, could have just done that tax return 15 days earlier... eh?)
So anyways, the reason for this is they could care less if you have millions of dollars coming in every year... you are not their target customer if you know how to manage your money, and that's okay. There is nothing wrong with that... they are a sub-prime company "helping" those in need.
Anyways, I just noticed lately there are so many new posts from members: "my credit limit is being lowered", "I'm not getting massive credit lines anymore", "_____ (fill business name here) isn't trying to please me anymore" - I'm all for customer service but the price of customer service is making a profit... And there are probably many who won't agree with me but you gotta at least demonstrate to the company that's it worth having you as a customer... otherwise, why do they need you, right?
Edit: linked to BusinessWeek article
daregan
Ancient Member
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 6:54p
BankofGreed said: Why bother even applying for any of their cards? Unless they are offering 2% on all purchases, its not worth the hassle.I signed up for that stupid card and have freakin' great credit and was denied! HSBC sucks!
MikeR397
Senior Member - 3K
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 8:25p
Updated OP with today's invigorating HSBC data and anecdotes. Please note my conversation with the HSBC supervisor.
MikeR397
Senior Member - 3K
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 8:29p
akor said: MikeR397 said: As you can see, they thought he was only orignally eligible for a $600 CL, but then instantly upped it to 12.5k after I harassed them.
This is actually can be another method of instant CLI - if you just call them up right after you got approved and complain about the low CL. By the way, how did you "harass" them? What specificly did you say that made them raise CL from 6K to 12.5K?First, please notice that the original CL was for 600 DOLLARS, not 6k (so it went from $600 to $12,500) For my dad, I just kept repeating "Please go look at my credit report and application again for a reevaluation." I said this exactly four times before they put me on hold for two minutes, came back and offered $12,500.
Also, for me personally, I did call in for most cards about a instant CLI right after getting approved. I was successful with a few of the smaller ones such as:
HSBC GM FLEX from 2.5k to 3k
National City from 3k to 5k
BoA from 5k to 7k
PNC from 3k to 5k
AMEX (crack button, obviously!) (2.6k to 10.6k and 3.6k to 24.9k)
The rest were no go, but these was a significant increase for me personally.
MikeR397
Senior Member - 3K
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 8:36p
WalStMonky said: I thought I was going to find a thread complimenting HSBC's well run operation, but instead this? OP don't you know that only the most intelligent, physically fit monkeys get to go into space? Great work if you can get it.I agree that of monkeys, HSBC is indeed top of thier class. Thier skills far outshine all other monkeys, including most of the monkey relatives.
As for CSR and company running capabilities, well, lets just say we let the monkeys ride in the space ship, not build it
ziffy
Broke Member
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 8:44p
The space monkeys is also notorious for being CLOSING POLICES. My HSBC credit card as well as my fiance's are closed due to inactivity although we use them sparingly every couple of months. With other issuers, they won't close your account if you use it at least once a year. How do they expect us to put the card in our wallet with measle credit line and expect to use it everday (which translate to higher utilization rate)?
Edit: Found THIS in hot deal forum. New mascot for HSBC?
UncleJr said: i'm just curious, but when u call customer service, do u just impersonate your mom and dad ?Maybe OP has an effeminate voice
MikeR397
Senior Member - 3K
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 9:59p
Alcibiades said: UncleJr said: i'm just curious, but when u call customer service, do u just impersonate your mom and dad ?Maybe OP has an effeminate voiceHaha. I just call saying I'm calling on my mom/dad's behalf, then let the CSR verify this with my mom/dad. It is more of an issue with my mom since my voice doesn't quite cut it for a 50 year old woman.
opmnxtc
Thrifty Member
posted: Jul. 25, 2007 @ 11:19p
MikeR397 said: HSBC GM Flex - My CLI was denied b/c I haven't activated this card yet. The supervisor also said my mom is NOT going to get a CLI. I asked why and stated our household info and BELIEVE ME THIS IS WHAT THE HSBC SUPERVISOR SAID:
WE DO NOT CONSIDER HER FICO SCORE WHEN APPROVING FOR CREDIT WE DO NOT CONSIDER HER HOUSEHOLD INCOME WHEN APPROVING FOR CREDIT WE DO NOT CONSIDER HER CURRENT BALANCES ON OTHER CARDS WHEN APPROVING FOR CREDIT
"Your mom has too much credit already and we don't care about her household income, therefore, that is why we gave such a small line".
unbelievable. man, they need to be exposed, this needs to change.
mariojm
Senior Member - 2K
posted: Jul. 26, 2007 @ 12:31a
OP, in my understanding HSBC mostly targets subprime customers. Customers with good credit histories are not profitable for the banks that targets these customers. Watch the movie Maxed Out and you'll know what I mean.
DiabloD3
Senior Member
posted: Jul. 26, 2007 @ 2:12a
MikeR397 said: WE DO NOT CONSIDER HER FICO SCORE WHEN APPROVING FOR CREDIT WE DO NOT CONSIDER HER HOUSEHOLD INCOME WHEN APPROVING FOR CREDIT WE DO NOT CONSIDER HER CURRENT BALANCES ON OTHER CARDS WHEN APPROVING FOR CREDIT
He then continued to say: WE DO NOT CONSIDER INTELLIGENCE AS A VALID METRIC TO HIRE PEOPLE WE DO NOT CONSIDER MAKING MONEY AS A VALID WAY TO RUN A BUSINESS etc etc
RS4Rings
Back in Rehab
posted: Jul. 26, 2007 @ 7:09a
I find HSBC to a good issuer. I got the Direct Merchants 5% card with a $25k CL and no doc's submitted. Then I applied for Premier card and got an instant $28k, Requested more and they bumped it to $35k. Then I wanted to close the Direct card and reallocate the CL to my Premier card. Was told I could not but my Premier rep said just close the other and he would bump my Premier Card by that $25k, He did that and I never even closed the Direct card. What's strange now is I still I have the Premier card, Even got the new upgrade on it, And I have about $10 in my HSBC savings
MikeR397 said: Alcibiades said: UncleJr said: i'm just curious, but when u call customer service, do u just impersonate your mom and dad ?Maybe OP has an effeminate voiceHaha. I just call saying I'm calling on my mom/dad's behalf, then let the CSR verify this with my mom/dad. It is more of an issue with my mom since my voice doesn't quite cut it for a 50 year old woman.
Haha, I don't sound like a 50 year old man (my dad).
MikeR397
Senior Member - 3K
posted: Jul. 26, 2007 @ 10:02a
scott1961 said: I find HSBC to a good issuer. I got the Direct Merchants 5% card with a $25k CL and no doc's submitted. Then I applied for Premier card and got an instant $28k, Requested more and they bumped it to $35k. Then I wanted to close the Direct card and reallocate the CL to my Premier card. Was told I could not but my Premier rep said just close the other and he would bump my Premier Card by that $25k, He did that and I never even closed the Direct card. What's strange now is I still I have the Premier card, Even got the new upgrade on it, And I have about $10 in my HSBC savingsscott, I'm pretty sure what happened in your situation is that one of the monkeys accidentally dropped his bananna on the keyboard causing it to add two extra zeros to the end of your credit line.
CPBigAl
Member
posted: Jul. 26, 2007 @ 10:48a
exposed? needs to change??? huh? - okay, why do people think these companies need to please us... the stock for Household Bank (symbol HBC) is up 100% over the last 4 years... I'd think they know what they are doing....
I don't know this for a fact but I would assume that they really don't care what your balances are... they'll give you six cards with $500 credit limit, let you max them out and then collect the interest and over-the-limit fees of $39 per card. and if you want another card to max out when you are at 99 percent utilization, they'll give it to you with a $200 credit limit and say "have fun, we heard there is a sale at Macy's this weekend". I think they are pretty dang successful the way there do things....
So just to repeat - this is a business that makes profit for their shareholders... not for those of us who want to make free money from them... (and I wouldn't mind it, I already have $40K bringing in about 150 bucks a month in interest from other cards) but I applied for a card with them in May, got a credit line of $750, called, asked about in increase, they said no, so I closed it and I will not be working with that back again... that's it... done
They don't serve my needs and I don't serve theirs... doesn't mean I need to go and start a movement to change their business practices... I mean, common people, if we are allowed to make a profit and think of ourselves why shouldn't these corporations/CEOs/managers....
opmnxtc said: MikeR397 said: HSBC GM Flex - My CLI was denied b/c I haven't activated this card yet. The supervisor also said my mom is NOT going to get a CLI. I asked why and stated our household info and BELIEVE ME THIS IS WHAT THE HSBC SUPERVISOR SAID:
WE DO NOT CONSIDER HER FICO SCORE WHEN APPROVING FOR CREDIT WE DO NOT CONSIDER HER HOUSEHOLD INCOME WHEN APPROVING FOR CREDIT WE DO NOT CONSIDER HER CURRENT BALANCES ON OTHER CARDS WHEN APPROVING FOR CREDIT
"Your mom has too much credit already and we don't care about her household income, therefore, that is why we gave such a small line".
unbelievable. man, they need to be exposed, this needs to change.
If you have any HSBC issues, contact Diana Washington - diana.m.washington@us.hsbc.com
She is their BBB contact and threatening to report whatever issues you have to BBB will usually get things done. I just got a paid chargeoff deleted from all three reports with a quick email to her (after trying for almost a year to get it removed by various methods and constantly just getting the run around from them)
CPBigAl said: exposed? needs to change??? huh? - okay, why do people think these companies need to please us... the stock for Household Bank (symbol HBC) is up 100% over the last 4 years... I'd think they know what they are doing....
...
So just to repeat - this is a business that makes profit for their shareholders... not for those of us who want to make free money from them... (and I wouldn't mind it, I already have $40K bringing in about 150 bucks a month in interest from other cards) but I applied for a card with them in May, got a credit line of $750, called, asked about in increase, they said no, so I closed it and I will not be working with that back again... that's it... done
They don't serve my needs and I don't serve theirs... doesn't mean I need to go and start a movement to change their business practices... I mean, common people, if we are allowed to make a profit and think of ourselves why shouldn't these corporations/CEOs/managers....
Totally agree.. as a shareholder I certainly happy with how these monkeys run their business. The stock performs well and it paid good dividend too, closes to 4-5% when I bought it a few years ago. You know for some bank, you need to profit from them via AOR, but for other which know how to run their business..you need to take advantage of them via buying their stock. Maybe you can even do a AOR via other bank to buy their stock. It is just too bad some people only know how to be an one trick pony to make money out of AOR... sad...
MikeR397
Senior Member - 3K
posted: Jul. 26, 2007 @ 11:45a
I agree with the previous posters about HSBC in that yes, they are making money for themselves and this is what a company is supposed to do (congrats to those who are profiting on buying thier stocks). When I insult them as a company, that is b/c they can't serve my personal needs and yes, this is mostly geared toward AOR arbitrage. So, this thread is indeed narrowly focused when I call them a team of space monkeys (but I also do think thier employees are idiots, maybe they have policies set by execs that make the company money, but if you have spoken to a CSR on the phone, you will likely agree that thier employees are idiots. Every CSR tells me something different and there is no consistency whatsoever. Not to mention, have you tried navigating through thier automated answering system to even speak to a CSR in the department you want?)
As for:nkling said: It is just too bad some people only know how to be an one track pony to make money out of AOR... sad... I assume you are not calling those who put all thier AOR $ in HYS sad. Yes, investing in stocks with this money can be a good idea if you know what you are doing AND can afford to lose this money. In my case, I'm a student, if I invest in the space monkeys and lose 20k on thier stock, that is 20k I cannot pay back once my 0% offers are expired. If you have a decent income/savings, then sure, put some of the $ into stocks and more risky investments than HYS if you are comfortable with that. This is just another form of leveraging your investments, but using leverage (such as buying on margin) is not for everyone. Just don't tote this out there that all those not taking advantage of these higher risk avenues are "sad" and "one trick ponies".
welphd
Tired Member
posted: Jul. 26, 2007 @ 11:51a
HSBC IS BAD.
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ArbolLoco
Tired Member
posted: Sep. 21, 2007 @ 3:48p
BankofGreed said: Why bother even applying for any of their cards? Unless they are offering 2% on all purchases, its not worth the hassle.Because like Pokemons... some of us HAVE TO CATCH THEM ALL.
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