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Doc

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 Posted on Thu Dec 11, 2008 3:58 pm  
Secured cards are a faaaar superior way to establish credit, and they force a certain responsibility on you, thus making the likelihood of a revisiting of credeit issues less likely... They do have better interest ratesand fees, but they do also require a "minimum deposit" to secure a credit line equal to that deposit... in time, you can increase your line by increasing your deposit, and through a good payment history.

We recommend them to any of our clients who lack any positive revolving (credit card) accounts.

Try this link... http://www.creditgecko.com/secured.html

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This is my site, and YES, I do make money off of it, but the companies listed are all reputable, and I offer this site up only because there seems to be quite a significant interest in these types of things... There's also tons of other products, including credit reports and monitoring services, and several types of loans...
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 Posted on Thu Dec 11, 2008 9:06 pm  
I do not know a whole lot about secured cards but I do know that they are out there. I relize there is a fee but feel the same as you. If the credit card holder has an interest in the card and secures it they are really less likely to default on the payments. I visited your link and see that you have some really good looking offers from credit card places. What really looked good was the interest rates. I would like to advise anyone looking into this to click on that link. You may find what you are looking for.
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 Posted on Fri Dec 12, 2008 12:57 am  
I too visited the site a little while ago, great job.

I do agree that the secure cards are the way to go to rebuild your credit, but one thing that I do not know is, how long do you keep the card and do they eventually lead into an unsecured card?
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 Posted on Fri Dec 12, 2008 3:09 am  
Thats a great question and one I never thought to ask about. I would imagine that you would need to hold pone up until your credit improves but lets see what the Doc says. I also am very interestred in this reponse.
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 Posted on Fri Dec 12, 2008 5:49 am  
Secured Cards..you can ONLY use what you have on your cards..true. I haven't looked on the Link yet.but, I'm looking forward to it. I DO have to say, DOC was pretty honest about saying he DOES make money off the site, when it's advertised here.
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Wow! Great tnhiking! JK
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 Posted on Mon May 23, 2011 2:46 pm  
It's spooky how cleevr some ppl are. Thanks!

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