I can't find it anywhere but maybe I just missed it.

hsbc no fee overdraft 0% 6 mnths billpay type card maybe

T&C
Transaction fee for cash advances: 3% of the amount advanced but not less than $5 or more than $50. No transaction fee for overdrafts on linked business checking account. Line of Credit check fee: 3% of the amount of the check but not less than $5 or more than $50. (Waived for 6 months from Account opening). Balance transfer fee: 3% of the amount transferred but not less than $5 or more than $50. (Waived for 6 months from Account opening).Late payment fee: $35
Overlimit fee (by $15 or more): $35

Good find, only HSBC really sucks. Most people get pathetic CL's for no reason other than they are a subprime crappy lender. (just like Cap1). However, I can always use another business card.

I asked about this offer here.

Didn't get much of a response. Who has experience with HSBC biz credit cards?

MikeR397 said:Good find, only HSBC really sucks. Most people get pathetic CL's for no reason other than they are a subprime crappy lender. (just like Cap1). However, I can always use another business card.
About this time last year, wife & I applied for HSBC cards and got $40K CL between us, this with only 650-670ish FAKOs! We did have a bunch of AOR $ parked there at the time; maybe that helped.

win333 said:kjgco said:MikeR397 said:Good find, only HSBC really sucks. Most people get pathetic CL's for no reason other than they are a subprime crappy lender. (just like Cap1). However, I can always use another business card.
About this time last year, wife & I applied for HSBC cards and got $40K CL between us, this with only 650-670ish FAKOs! We did have a bunch of AOR $ parked there at the time; maybe that helped.

Were they biz cards by any chance?
Nope, personal.

While we are on the subject of HSBC, do they still offer the Corvette card (if so, a link would be appreciated.)

I am looking for HSBC co-branded cards to apply together (hoping they don't pull EX and just one EQ or TU)

So far, could only find:

GM Flexible Earnings Card (HSBC)
GM Extended Family (HSBC) (is this different from above?)
GM Card (HSBC) (is this different from above)

and some store cards which I'm not crazy about.