It is possible with some banks, but you should find out all the details first, as it is possible that you'll damage your credit.

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Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service

We only provide information on the credit card offers from
the banks and help the customers to choose the right
credit card for him/her, making it convenient to look through
details and compare the offers. We do not give any contact information
of the banks and credit card companies and have no access to the customers'
private information and application status.

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Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service

Well, you don't have to wait, but you can only get bad credit cards, as no bank will approve you of better than bad credit card. Chapter 13 will stay in your credit report for up to 10 years.

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Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service

You should apply for bad credit cards and pay them off accurately. It is important to apply for credit cards for which your credit history is eligible. In a year your credit rating will improve so that you'll be able to get fair credit cards (if you have no bancruptcy).

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Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service

If the bank allows this kind of transaction, you can - it is just tranferring an amount of money from one account to another.

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Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service

Bad credit history can't stay in your report - as you apply for credit cards and pay them off, your score increases and credit history becomes better. The only thing that can stay in your credit report is bancruptcy or some unpaid bills, bancruptcy being removed in 7-10 years.

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Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service

Suppose your bankruptcy is no longer marked in your credit history. probably some of the banks will give you a credit card. Try starting with a secured credit card to improve your credit history.

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Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service.

Sorry, we are not a bank or credit card company and do not provide phone numbers or addresses, so please apply directly to your bank. We just offer credit cards, and all other transactions are maintained by banks.

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Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service.

All our credit cards for good credit allow to co-sign for someone. But you can not apply with a co-signer right away online.
This is how it works:
1. A person with GOOD credit history (co-signer) applies online (at our site) for any credit card with good/excellent credit.
2. (S)he gets approved.
3. Then (s)he can call the bank and say that he would like to add someone to his/her account and that (s)he will be a co-signer for a person with BAD credit history. (S)he must tell the social security number of that person.
4. The co-signer receives a statement by mail, that a person with bad credit must sign and send back. (Basically (s)he agrees to share debt and be liable for all payments)
4. The person with BAD credit history now shares an account with the co-signer.
Please note that they will have different credit cards with
different numbers (and even pictures!). But the CREDIT ACCOUNT and
CREDIT LIMIT will be ONE, shared between them.
Please do not confuse a credit card with a co-signer and adding a user to your account. All credit cards (for good, excellent credit) allow adding a user online during the applications process. By
adding a user you simply get another card that will be
linked to your account with some other name. You do not provide Social Security number of that person, and only you are
liable for all charges. Additional user does not build his/her credit.

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Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service.

Low-Interest-Credit-Cards-Offers.com does not have access to any of your checking or credit card accounts. We suggest you contact your Bank and ask them to provide a phone number for the company that withdraws $79.00 from account. Once you obtain that phone, you can call and speak directly to the company that charges your account.

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Manager of Immediate Credit Card Care Service.