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Which Department Store / Retailer cards are easiest to get? I’m trying to rebuild, but not having luck…?
I’ve read so many entries here that I have a headache, but I still no answers.
I’m 31, rebuilding bad credit from up to 13 years ago (college), and am waiting for my credit report to arrive. Was recently denied an apartment (no evictions, etc.) and now am on a mission to clean up. I have no open credit accounts, other than prepaid or debit cards, & a TMobile phone. I have checking & savings accounts. I need to get some open credit lines to build. Last Checked, FICO was around 500, 3 years ago.
I’ve searched several retailers’ info, and some barely even list any requirements. None so far have a posted FICO requirement.
Two have listed that, for online applications, I must provide another major credit card as a reference. Will my prepaid or my debit card count for that requirement? Do I have to do that if you apply in person? (those two were Macy’s and Victoria’s Secret)
Any Suggestions, preferably from those in the credit biz?
NOTE: Please don’t bother mentioning First Premier, Orchard Bank, etc., nor secured accounts, as I am already working on these. I spent 6 hours reading other answers here and already know about those. I am already piggybacking someone else, too.
If anyone knew their FICO and applied for store cards, and were denied/accepted I’d like to know what happened. I’m trying to get an idea of which are the easiest to get, so I can apply for one, and then if I don’t get it, I know that I need to continue building for 6-12 months and try again.
I appreciate all the other help, too, but I’m not looking for MC/Visa info. Thanks!
How would you rate my resume?
I am wanting to relocate to a new state however I am concerned about locating employment and I am wanting to send out my resume to try to obtain employment or an offer prior to the official move. I am worried because I do not have a degree, however I have a lot of history in my industry.
How would you rate my resume, and / or what would you change? I have not included official names on here even though they are on my actual saved resume.
Name
Phone Number
Email
OBJECTIVE:________________________________________________________________________
To find a company I can teach from the skills that I have received in my history in insurance underwriting while learning new skills and experiences from the opportunities available.
EDUCATION:_______________________________________________________________________
High School Name, Denver, CO August 1998 – April 2002
Computer Magnate Program
High School Graduate
QUALIFICATIONS & SKILLS:__________________________________________________________
-MS Office knowledge (Excel & Office; 2003 – 2010)
- 10-Key by touch
- Lotus Notes & Outlook email
- One Source Electronic Filing
-Windows & Linux knowledge
- Typing 50+ wpm
-Works comfortably independently & with a team
- Ability to teach & learn seamlessly
-Strong verbal and written communication skills
-Ability to multi task large caseloads while maintaining all the small details
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:__________________________________________________________
Insurance AgencyGreenwood Village, COApril 2005 – Present
Underwriting Assistant & Case Manager
-Manages 150+ cases on a day to day basis.
Building MaintenanceDenver, COFebruary 2004 – April 2005
Bank Building
Janitorial
-Independently worked to maintain appearance for a 26-story building during business hours
Retail StoreDenver, COJanuary 2003 – February 2004
Sales Associate
-Supervised an individual department including shipping / receiving and upkeep
Retail StoreCherry Creek, COOctober 2002 – March 2003
Sales Associate
-Obtaining credit card applications and processing online
Automotive DetailLakewood, COJanuary 2000 – September 2002
Owner Assistant
-Employee scheduling / taking payments / appointment setting
I would say this is poor because it doesn’t really highlight your assets, just your work history. I recommend trying out the templates listed in my source below. You’ll have a much higher chance at creating an outstanding resume.
You can try http://www.financeglobe.com. You put in a score and pick a range to compare and it will give you a list of card offers in that range. I have a Target store card and my score was 546 at the time of approval. You can also check whogavemecredit.com. Your prepaid may be acceptable, but your debit will not. This is done as a way to show you have other etablished credit. You should check your score, you may be pleasantly surprised by what you see.
joint/co-signed credit card suggestions?
i’m a recent college grad with first real job, needing to establish some credit before taking out loans for grad school next year. i’m unable to get even a department store credit card due to lack of credit history (unfortunately utility bills in my name didn’t show up on credit report). i’m going to have one of my parents co-sign a credit card for me. problem is, i can’t find any online applications that will let me add a co-signer — i’m not looking for anything with “authorized user” for the card. i need to add another person for which the credit card company will pull up the credit score to approve me…and that will report to the credit bureaus pertaining to my account to build my credit history. any suggestions??
Something is really wrong here
You need a lawyer, not Yahoo Answers.
Why didn’t you just get a business account with PayPal to take credit card orders? Would have been a lot simpler.