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Comment on What happens to credit cards debts when your parent dies? by bdancer222

bdancer222 — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 13:12:59 +0000

While I don’t know Canadian law, my guess it is pretty similar to US in that the estate is responsible for the debts. Assets must be used to pay off the debts before being distributed to heirs. If there are not enough assets to cover the debts, the heirs do not inherit the debt.
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Comment on What credit cards will my business be able to accept? by Rezoan ahamed

Rezoan ahamed — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 09:06:59 +0000

You can use master card. In case of business people it easy to use. Besides this card is mostly used by the business people all over the world. For your more help the blow site may be helpful for you.
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Comment on What credit cards will my business be able to accept? by Taufiqur

Taufiqur — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 08:37:59 +0000

There are some ways to go about this. The first one is through pay-pal or a like company.These types of companies are good only if you are a small company, usually from home and if you are doing under a $1000.00 a month. The 2nd options is opening a merchant account. A merchant services account is just an open line of credit, just like a loan. Keep it up …………….
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Comment on What credit cards will my business be able to accept? by Farzana

Farzana — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 07:57:59 +0000

you better contact with the visa and master card authority. they will charge a certain fee but u will get it from customer high volume transaction . you can also check the following link

http://www.chargeanywheredirect.com/
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Comment on What credit cards will my business be able to accept? by Samantha Stevens

Samantha Stevens — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 07:47:59 +0000

I say check the ones that do not charge you a fee for taking accepting them from your customers. I have heard that some places refuse certain credit cards because they charge the business fees in order to process them…check the ones I have listed below…
Discover
Visa
Mastercard
I heard American Express is one that charges fees…I do not carry that card.
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Comment on What credit cards will my business be able to accept? by ashik

ashik — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 07:09:59 +0000

i know a good site. this the good site for credit card.
which may be able to help u.
visit this site.
http://www.chargeanywheredirect.com/
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Comment on I have several inquiries on my credit report due to fraudulent information. Is it possible to get them removed? by Priti

Priti — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 06:52:59 +0000

In the middle of reviewing your credit report, you notice at the very end a section labeled "Credit Inquiries" or "Regular Inquiries".
These inquiries were made by companies who received or "pulled" your credit report and these inquiries will remain on your credit report for two years. You may not recognize their names and you have no idea why they pulled your credit.
Many people tend to over focus on removing inquiries when their reports are full of lates pays, collection accounts or even a bankruptcy.
In these cases, you might want to hold off on your efforts to remove inquires until after you have successfully removed some of the bigger problems on your credit report.
But, if you are tackling your other credit issues, it doesn’t hurt to tackle this problem, too.
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Comment on I have several inquiries on my credit report due to fraudulent information. Is it possible to get them removed? by Kevin H

Kevin H — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 06:32:59 +0000

Your inquiries will remain on your file for 24 months. The bureau is unlikely to delete them, as these represent an accurate portrayal of your behavior.

When you inquire for a credit card the bank pulled a report from one bureau. Every bank has different underwriting criteria as to which bureau report they pull by geography. Each inquiry probably appeared on only one bureau report. You probably don’t have 20 inquiries on all three – they are dispersed across all three. Look at all three reports to see which report has the fewest and oldest inquiries and which bank(s) inquired using that bureau.

Re-apply to that bank after verifying your score at myfico.com, asking the bank what their score threshold is, and seeing that your score exceeds that threshold. Your inquiries will lower your score, but as they age your score will improve, and when they fall off your report your score will improve further.
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Comment on Is there really such thing as a "free" credit repair services or they are just scam? by Stephanie

Stephanie — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 12:24:59 +0000

There are several credit repair companies offering free service these days. However, seldom can you find one that's surely legit and offer a genuine help. So, you really have to be careful.
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Comment on Is there really such thing as a "free" credit repair services or they are just scam? by Angry Bird

Angry Bird — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 12:12:59 +0000

These companies are scams.
There is nothing they can do for you that you can’t do yourself.

Get a book for about $15 from your bookstore on Credit Repair.
Or ask here how to negotiate settlements (and if you should).
People will help.
No need to pay any company to rip you off by doing simple stuff.
Some only dispute the items, which come back verified after 30 days if they are yours.
^ waste of time and money.
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