The Best Credit Card Info

Lork asked:


I want to purchase something online. The web page states that I must enter the name in the order First Name/Last Name, as it appears on the credit card. However, the credit card has the name in the order Last Name/First Name. What should I do?

Gary

Encephalitis asked:


I am trying to make a payment with paypal using my credit card, but I’m unable to. It states that I need to add funds to my account (currently I have nothing in the account). How do I pay with my credit card?

Anna

spidey3rules asked:


I am too young to have a credit card, and i only plan to use cards from walmart or something. Is there a way to get past it w/o a card?

Ida

SLipknOT FTW asked:


Now I’m gonna be taking my credit card information off of my account. I want to change this to a pre paid card. What I want to know is if it’s required to have any credit cards associated with your account. Example: Take all credit card information off of account. Switch to pre paid card. Does this work? Also, will I still have my achievements and stats and friends?

Eric

TruePath asked:


I am a 19 year old college student and i need a credit card. I work at wal mart and i cash my checks for free. So that means i don’t have a checking nor a savings account. Can i still apply for a Credit Card? If so which kind please let me know.

Glenda

ahe03 asked:


I have been cautioned against taking a line of credit to pay off high interest credit card balances. Instead, I have been encouraged to keep using the 0% interest credit card offers for as long as it is offered at zero %. These cards are a dime of dozen these days.

As with anything in life, it is what you don’t know that hurts you. If I embark in doing the card hopping strategy, I don’t know what the long term consequences are in using these 0% offers. So, I kindly ask you the following questions:

1. Will it hurt my credit rating? Right now I have a very good credit score. I pay all my bills on time. It is the finance charges that are killing me.

2. Should I close the expiring 0% card as I open the new 0% card. At the end of 5 years I don’t want to have a trail of credit cards that are still open balance. Or should I?

Gregory

breaddemon asked:


I closed a credit card yesterday and today decided it would be better for my credit score to keep the card open. I called to see if they could re-open the card but they said no. It is a chase credit card, I have good credit (but I recently bought a house). I usually do not keep a balance on this card. I spend a couple hundred dollars on it every 4-5 months. What reasons do credit card companies have for not allowing me to re-open my card?

Tom

Joe asked:


I am looking for specific card if possible, not websites to find cards. I would like a second credit card that does not charge an extra percentage for international purchases. Also, if anyone knows of a card that is also 0% APR for the first 6 mos to a year, that would also be beneficial!

Minnie

Christy K asked:


I have no credit and I am having a hard time getting approved becuase of it. Just wondering what kind of credit card I could get approved for that isnt ripping me off with fees.

Anna

lissa maddox asked:


If at any point I have questions about an application that has already been submitted and want to know about any reward programs provide by company. Then how can contact with credit card Company?

Crystal