Credit cards that aren't awful
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Well as a loyal egg customer i have been dumped onto bloody barclaycard
They are s
t
So which card companies out there aren't s
t to deal with.
It is normally paid off monthly or has a small amount on it of a few hundred it is basically just as a small buffer and for online purchasing safety so don't need a HUGE credit limit or interest free
Just need a call centre and online management that isn't f
king awful
They are s
tSo which card companies out there aren't s
t to deal with.It is normally paid off monthly or has a small amount on it of a few hundred it is basically just as a small buffer and for online purchasing safety so don't need a HUGE credit limit or interest free
Just need a call centre and online management that isn't f
king awfulSainsburys Bank Card is my card of choice.
Online is easy to use, great customer service over the phone if needed (in Scotland), pro-active on the security side. Bonus if you're a Sainsburys shopper with the nectar points doubled for using the credit card.
Downside - not quite the 56 days you can get with other cards to pay off, it's usually 2 weeks from statement date.
Online is easy to use, great customer service over the phone if needed (in Scotland), pro-active on the security side. Bonus if you're a Sainsburys shopper with the nectar points doubled for using the credit card.
Downside - not quite the 56 days you can get with other cards to pay off, it's usually 2 weeks from statement date.
We've got an American Express Platinum Cashback card for monthly purchases (Food, fuel etc) and I have been impressed every single time I've had to call customer service. After the automated balance checking bit, the call always gets answered within 3 or 4 rings by a (UK based) human being. The call centre staff are very knowledgeable (never a case of I'll have to ask my manager about that) and you never get the feeling you're being rushed.
Kudos said:
Cooperative bank. Uk based call centre, staff are good. Refunded me thick of 2k recently which to be honest they could have said was not their fault (retailer went bust)
If that was on a credit card it's their legal obligation under the consumer credit act, not good customer service. If it was a debit card then it was it excellent customer service!If you are a regular user of Amazon, you could try the Amazon CC, which is administered by Bank of America.
- no annual fees.
- you get a point for every pound you spend; once you get 1000 points, you get a £10 Amazon voucher.
- If you spend money on Amazon, you get 2 points for every pound.
- Cant comment on Interest rates as I pay my balance monthly...
Seems to be a pretty fair deal to me...
- no annual fees.
- you get a point for every pound you spend; once you get 1000 points, you get a £10 Amazon voucher.
- If you spend money on Amazon, you get 2 points for every pound.
- Cant comment on Interest rates as I pay my balance monthly...
Seems to be a pretty fair deal to me...
Lurking Lawyer said:
thinfourth2 said:
i have been dumped onto bloody barclaycard
They are s
t
Interested to know why you say that - I've had a Barclaycard cashback card (like you, after my original card issuer was swallowed up by them) and have had no problems with in the 3 years or so that I've had it. They are s
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