I have 0 credit and would like to start building it without applying for a bunch of cards I won’t get.
Home Depot,Sears and Best Buy are my top 3 preferences(in that order),but any major chains will work.
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Which gas station/department store credit cards are the most lenient when it comes to approval?
Posted by Admin in Wednesday, April 7th 2010 1 comment so far
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When I first started using credit, I found getting a bank credit card was easier than a store card. Store cards have pretty high rates too, and I’ve found the savings they say you’ll earn doesn’t add up to much.
I don’t know which stores are the most lenient, but I know Target and Mervyn’s are TOUGH.