Information on getting a Visa/Master Card

You Can Still Qualify

You'll be happy to know that there is a solution for people seeking a major bank credit card, even if they have been turned down by other banks! Yes, it's true! You can qualify even if you have: No credit history previous or current credit problems a low income a new job judgements and liens had a divorce age(you must be a least 18 years old) regardless of residence filed bankruptcy And, best of all, you will be eligible for a credit limit up to $10,000. Find out in advance if you qualify by answering these two simple questions. 1. Do you currently have some source of income of at least $95.00 a week? 2. Are you at least 18 years old? By answering yes to the above questions, you may certainly qualify to receive your very own VISA or MasterCard, even if you are a student(enrolled in college), have bad credit, had a bankruptcy, divorce, or have no credit at all.

Cash Advances

With your credit card, you will be able to get instant cash from almost any automated teller machine around the world. If you run into an emergency where you need cash, you can go to one of these machines 24 hours a day seven days a week. VISA or MasterCard are now accepted in over 12 Million locations in 170 countries. Use it to make purchases from airlines, hotels, major department stores, restaurants, products you order by mail or over the telephone, plus purchases from millions of other locations.

96% Success Rate

Our research show that approximately 96% of applicants are able to receive their major bank credit cards in a matter of weeks. Our comprehensive lists of nationwide banks can approve you, even though you may have been turned down for a credit card in the past. A savings account(for collateral) may be needed, depending on the requirements of the different banks. Normally, history of credit card fraud is the only reason someone may be turned down.

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