Asda Store Card Reviews
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Guest 18th Oct 2009
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The call centre seems to take no notice and ignores requests to cancel card and any associated insurances.
Very poor service that ignore the consumer credit act when it is not convenient for them.
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Guest 28th Jul 2009
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I recently received my asda reward card.Try going on line to manage your account,ajoke ihave put the correct account no. in countless times,keep geting told wrong account no. I spent 20 minutes on phone,even spoke tosomeone,who told me he has re-set account and would e-mail password.Nothing has arri ...
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t tops 3rd Nov 2008
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I like the storecard as you can only use it instore & for fuel which i think you can keep tabs of your spending more easily.
Don't think that the amount off points per spend are very rewarding as since november 07 I have spent roughly 3300 & have got £23 something back in vouchers over 12 mon ...
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Esteban 9th Oct 2008
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Neither the in store checkouts nor petrol pumps will recognise my card. Despite having complained to ASDA and them sending me information how to re-set the card it will still not work.
Very poor set up and poor back up.
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Guest 2nd Oct 2008
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The card DOES work at the petrol pumps, you just have to be a little patient and follow the instructions on the screen. BECAUSE it's not a chip ', pin card you have to insert and remove it a few times - this is NOT the ASDA store card, this is chip 'n pin technology "falling back" to reading the mag ...
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user2008 31st Mar 2008
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I called the Asda store card help line, she explained that the repayment are paid for lowest interest rate FIRST (balance transfers), higher rate of purchases are remained unpaid which interest rate will be charged. It is totally misleading of the 0% balance transfer.
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nancyguyan 30th Mar 2008
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I think it might be a good idea if the cashiers recommend the card to customers who pay using cash as they may not be aware of it.
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sandyb 31st Dec 2007
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The card is good but it's a pain in the neck having to phone to sort things out. Why can't ASDA staff be trained to handle complaints etc ?
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Guest 5th Dec 2007
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Was advised by one person at GE money to just change the direct debit but would get a late payment fee !!!!!!
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hels bels 101 19th May 2007
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Asda Store Card is quite bad to have in you wallet.
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| Lender | Balance Transfer Rate | Balance Transfer Duration | Purchase Rate | Purchase Duration | APR | |
 | 0.00% | until 01/11 | until 01/11 2.99% or £3.00 fee | until 01/11 | 16.90% |  |
 | 0.00% | 10 months | 6 months 3.00% or £3.00 fee | 10 months | 16.90% | |
 | 0.00% | 9 months | 9 months 3.00% or £3.00 fee | 9 months | 15.90% | |
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Credit and store cards, credit and loans : Directgov - Money, tax
Website of the UK government ... Credit cards, store cards, HP, interest free credit and other deals - how they differ, the risks and how to shop aroun
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Disney store Credit Cards and Department Store Retail Applications
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Department Store and Retail Store Credit Cards
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Store cards criticised for "lack of transparency" - Money News
The Office of Fair Trading, as the competition watchdog, said it had "serious questions" about store cards, and referred the matter to the Competition Commission.
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How To Improve Your Credit Score With Department Store Credit Cards -
1) Apply for department store cards, like at Macy's or Bloomingdale's. These are "in-house revolving credit lines" and are not bank-issued.
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Considering Store Cards
First of all we should be clear about what we mean by store cards. There are two main types - the usually innocuous type most often called Loyalty cards, and the far more dangerous credit style card.
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Store cards
Store cards enable you to buy any goods from a particular shop on credit. ... However, the reality of store cards is often a lot harsher than it may appear.
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Store Cards: Play with the devil and win...
Reject store card borrowing, but snatch and grab their discounts. Reject the borrowing and use store cards to grab big discounts ... Store cards work and feel very much like credit cards,
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Store cards: the debt that can last a generation - Loans & Credit,
The company has calculated that if a customer borrowed £1,000 on the store cards offered by Oasis, Principles or New Look today, and only chose to pay off the minimum amount each month,
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