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Mr Money credit card. Uk only please?
Has anyone heard of Mr Money Credit card company?
I received letter from them saying i could have credit card from them.
I received letter from them saying i could have credit card from them.
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"Mr Money" is NOT a credit card company (you cannot have a credit card "from" them) and they do not provide loans.
"Mr Money" is essentially an agent that makes money by you giving your details to them, and them offering your details to credit card companies and loan providerrs in the UK.
You can find credit card companies and companies offering loans yourself without the need for such agents. They take your details and spend too much time selling your details to companies. You end up with more spam. It is not advisable to have any contact with "Mr Money". You should only apply directly to the regulated UK credit card companies, banks, and companies offering loans. These are regulated by the Financial Services Authority so they are the ONLY authorised persons for the purposes of providing credit. However you will find that it is difficult to obtain credit at the present time.
"Mr Money" is essentially an agent that makes money by you giving your details to them, and them offering your details to credit card companies and loan providerrs in the UK.
You can find credit card companies and companies offering loans yourself without the need for such agents. They take your details and spend too much time selling your details to companies. You end up with more spam. It is not advisable to have any contact with "Mr Money". You should only apply directly to the regulated UK credit card companies, banks, and companies offering loans. These are regulated by the Financial Services Authority so they are the ONLY authorised persons for the purposes of providing credit. However you will find that it is difficult to obtain credit at the present time.
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- Uk answer: Mr.Money (mrmoneyuk.com) charge upfront administration fees for finding loans. They are not the easiest to find on Google due to there being a 'Mr Money' column in The Telegraph and lots of other people online calling themselves 'Mr Money' but if you search for their full domain name (i.e. Google mrmoneyuk.com) you will find complaint after complaint about people paying admin fees of around £58.50 and then seeing nothing from them again.
If they are proposing to provide you with a credit card in return for an admin fee, my advice would be to give them a wide berth. Perhaps try Vanquis - http://redo.me.uk/vanquis who offer a starter credit-card that can help build your credit rating, and of course, don't charge any fee for making an application.Source(s):
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