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Discuss (10) : History : Tell : Posted 8:39 AM PDT 07/21/08 by Ben

Offer Removed is a good basic credit card for those who do not have the credit history to get approved for some higher incentive cards. You get up to 5% cash back at supermarkets, gas stations and drugstores.

Earn unlimited cash back, 0.00% Intro APR, No annual fee, Low balance transfer rate

4.99% fixed APR for the life of the balance*, Flexibility to pay over time

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#1 milf_hunter - Posted 8:53 am PDT 07/21/08 (2891 Posts)

They automatically credit you $100 if you get this card. I highly recommend that everyone get this.

#2 MyOpinion - Posted 9:35 am PDT 07/21/08 (184 Posts)

That documented anywhere #1? I have seen the amazon one with 30$ free back, but 100$ is a great deal.

#3 nuisance - Posted 9:38 am PDT 07/21/08 (10878 Posts)

#2, #1 is a liar. Simply move on to the next post whenever you see his name.

#4 BensBargains - Posted 9:48 am PDT 07/21/08 (1132 Posts)

I would like to apply for this card but would first like to know what credit score is required. I called Amex and they said they don't go by scores but overall history? According to a few websites online they say that a "Excellent" score 750 or higher is required for this card. Anyone care to share an estimate of their credit score if they applied and were approved for this card? Thank you in advance replacement.

#5 MyOpinion - Posted 9:57 am PDT 07/21/08 (184 Posts)

Thank you Nuisance. I should have guessed a hunter of fat overweight mom's of 6 kids would not have his head on straight.

#6 mitda - Posted 10:15 am PDT 07/21/08 (880 Posts)

#4, you mean WEB SITES?

#7 calvin_trager - Posted 1:04 pm PDT 07/21/08 (3 Posts)

I just got a blue cash 3 months ago, my equifax was just under 700

#8 breybm - Posted 1:41 pm PDT 07/21/08 (86 Posts)

ANY LIMIT ON REBATE DOLLARS?

#9 BensBargains - Posted 4:07 pm PDT 07/21/08 (1132 Posts)

Thanks for info #7

#10 syleakutsu - Posted 4:41 pm PDT 07/22/08 (16 Posts)

this gives 5% only if your spending is more than $6500 a yr, 1% otherwise.

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