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Apply Online | Minnesota Vikings Credit Card
Author: College Credit Builder
The Minnesota Vikings official team logo is now being proudly displayed on the NFL Extra Points⢠Platinum Plus® Visa® Credit Card from Bank of America. (www.vikingscreditcard.com).  This rewards credit card has proven to be a touchdown with fans across the country and has made huge strides in the rewards credit card industry. Like many retailers, universities and airlines have done for decades, NFL football teams, in association with Bank of America, now offer credit card consumers valuable rewards above and beyond the cool factor of having their favorite team printed on their credit cards. These football-oriented credit cards are scoring big with sports fans in every state.
The NFL Extra Points⢠Platinum Plus® Visa®⢠Credit Card from Bank of America has important features, which include:
â¢Â          No Annual Fee.
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â¢Â          0% Introductory Annual Percentage Rate (APR) on balance transfers and cash advance checks for your first 12 billing cycles.
â¢Â          A NFLshop.com gift card after your first qualifying transaction(s) using your NFL Extra Points⢠Visa® Credit Card.
â¢Â          100% fraud protection
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â¢Â          Earn 1 Point for every dollar you spend in net retail purchases. Points are redeemable for NFL merchandise, tickets, and VIP passes to NFL experiences.
â¢Â          Online account access and Points management.
At a time when consumers are nervous about the uncertainty in the stock market, illiquidity in the credit market and the softening real estate market, one thing remains constant â" sports fans love NFL football. Historically, football has given its fans something to believe in and something to hope for, particularly during difficult economic times.  With the NFL Extra Points⢠Platinum Plus® Visa®⢠credit card, Vikings fans can be reminded of their favorite team every time they open their wallets. Real fans carry the card with pride. Visit www.vikingscreditcard.com to complete the credit card application online in just a few short minutes.
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Why was my online credit card application declined?
I am a student and want to get a credit card, so I applied for catalog card USA platinum. Which provides Guaranteed Approval with No credit checks, No employment verifications, No interest charges, you can be approved even if you have No Credit or Bad Credit. But they declined my application. Can any one know why was they declined my application?
I had a similar experience with Washington Mutual. They said that a credit card application could be approved in as little as 30 seconds. However, when I applied they told me that a decision would be sent in the mail. I thought it meant I was declined, but about 2 weeks later I received my card in the mail. Also remember that if you are declined you have the right to receive a free copy of your credit report. They will instruct you on how to obtain this in the letter they send you.
Even promotional offers that offer pre-approval with no credit checks and no job verification still have criteria that must be met prior to approval.
Whenever you are denied credit, the company must send you a letter with the reason for their decision, so wait for the letter and that will give you the exact reason.
Chase Online Credit Card Application response?
Received pre-approved offer in mail for Chase Visa Platinum credit card, applied online using offer code and received email response after submitted:
“We will notify you of your approval status in 30 days by U.S. Mail…etc.”
Does anyone have any experience with this kind of response and what it could mean? Good sign, are they actually considering the application or is it a bad sign for getting approved? Are online credit card normally applications immediately approved or not?
I only have 2 cards, not high limits and good credit score.
I want to apply for a Credit Card but I don’t want to do it online. How do I have applications mailed to me?
I want to apply for a Credit Card but I really don’t want to do it online, I’m afraid of someone hacking and getting my information. How can I have applications to various Credit Cards mailed directly to my house?
You can call up the bank you want to apply for and they should send you an application.
Just for your consideration and something to think about. When you apply on-line there is no human interaction as it goes directly into their system. There is a chance that your information is “hacked” in transit but the chances are extremely slim(actually almost nonexistent). When you hear of a company getting “hacked” it is from the system where all of the information is stored, not from the time when a person is entering the information.
Now, when you get an application mailed. You return the application that has all of your personal information through the mail. During this time it has the opportunity to be stolen in transit. Anywhere from the mailbox you drop it in, to the many trucks that transport it to the credit card company. But the end result is the same once it arrives at the credit card processing center a person physically puts it into the same system that you would have entered it if on-line. While the chances that your information could be stolen this way is still small it is greater than if you enter it on-line.
WHy is it taking 30 days to get a response from an online credit card application?
I applied online yesteray for my first credit card and they said I would get a response within 30 days. Why does it take so long? Is it because I have no credit and it was a student credit card? Also, I said I had both savings and a checking account but right now I only have a savings but will be getting a checking account on Saturday. Is it ok that I said I had both a checkings and a saving? Will it make them reject my application? Are they eager to give a credit card to someone like me, a young person likely to give them money for interest? I am just anxious about the whole thing. I am going to be responsible with it because I am careful with all my money.
also I didn’t know what they meant by residence when they asked rent or own? do they seriously expect me to pay for rent at this age? So I selected “Other” and put zero paid month;y for my residence because that is what I pay, I mean I help my mom out sometimes but thats it.
lol iceman, I said I made 6K a year because that is what I made in 2005
well it was labled a student credit card….being wary should be expected of them if they think this.
yeah it was CHASE
what is the purpose of advertising student credit cards then?? they are designed for people like me who have no creidt. thanks for not answering my question.
the only thing more dangerous than someone with bad credit is someone with no credit. they are wary of you since you have no established credit, your a student blah blah blah. it takes them awhile to verify your status, residence, job (if you have one), and your account status. if you had established credit then it wouldn;t necessarily take this long to approve or deny your application. if you do get this one and are financilly responsible; when you apply for other cards in the future, the response time will be a lot quicker. basically, once they can pin you down, see you can make payments, you’ll get it.
How can a ID thief use my torn up credit card application?
If the ID thief does not have my Social Security, how can he submit a credit card application on my behalf? If they have my SS#, they can go online and apply for a credit card anyway. Am I missing something?
i assume you’re talking about the come on teaser you got in the mail when you say “credit card app”.
the problem arises from the outfit who sent you the offer. They’ve already pulled your credit history and know your SSN. It’s all in their file.
so if they’re not very careful … here’s what could happen …
[omitting a vital step or two here to not give away how to do the whole thing.]
thief steals your mail and sends in the credit card offer himself. He gets the card in the mail when it comes [come on -- you aren't home are you? you're at work. is your mailbox locked?? thief steals the card when it comes]
thief also steals the welcome letter, etc. [his only risk is Saturday when you might be home instead of at work plus/or some nosy neighbor who wonders why Joe Unknown is opening your mailbox.]
you are clueless — he has a credit card in your name and on your credit.
viola!! he’s off to the races. how much can he charge in small, ordinary situations before the card is deactivated?
your credit is paying for all of his gas, grocery store, etc. purchases and maybe some new electronics if he can find a store that doesn’t check for photo ID.
here’s the real kicker — if your mailbox isn’t locked and he intercepts the original offer and following mail, you’ll never know he did anything at all until the account goes unpaid and the bank’s people call the fake phone number, get the wrong person, and then go searching for your real phone number.
that could be thousands of dollars later and all on your credit!!