Credit
Card Mail Offers
It seems like a new credit card offer
arrives in the mail every day. In fact, I often receive two
or three on the same day. The offers, ranging from
thecard4you.com to
mycardmyway.com advertise
specific credit cards issued by banks that offer tens if not
hundreds of credit cards. So the question is: should you
accept the mail offer?
In many cases, the credit card offered to
you via the mail is not necessarily the best credit card
available to you. With so many different cards on the market,
why apply for the credit card pre-selected for you? If you’re
looking for a credit card, don’t settle for the one that
advertises that you have been selected or pre-approved.
Choose the credit card that offers you the best interest rate,
0% introductory deal, and rewards.
Credit Card Depot has long advocated
comparing and applying for multiple credit cards, then
accepting the credit card that offers you the best overall
deal. Before the internet, consumers were essentially in the
dark when it came to choosing a credit card. Now, however, it
is much easier to compare offers and save money with a new
credit card.
Below is a list of “pre-approved” credit
card offers from various banks. Before applying, take a
moment to compare the offer you received in the mail to
comparable offers. A few moments is all it takes to save
money with a new credit card.
www.thecard4you.com is a mail offer from
Discover. You can compare all
Discover
credit cards here.
applynow.citicards.com is a mail
offer from Citibank. You can compare all
Citi cards here.
Mycardmyway.com and applytoday.com are
pre-approved offers for
Advanta
business credit cards. You can compare all Advanta offers
here.
www.acceptourcard.com/mc,
www.acceptourcard.com/visa,
orchardapply.com and
hsbcapply.com
are pre-approved offers from HSBC
Additionally, you can compare all credit
cards by category, including 0% APR credit
cards, balance transfer
credit cards, instant credit cards,
and business credit cards at Credit
Card Depot. We believe a few moments spent shopping for a
credit card can often lead to a few hundred dollars in
savings. We hope your credit card search proves us right.
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