Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-01-17

17 Jan

Posted by Admin as Credit Cards

Tiny radio transmitters in credit cards enable users to wave the plastic in front of the merchant’s reader to make purchases http://is.gd/63 #
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Number One Crime in Canada

16 Jan

Posted by Admin as Credit Cards

Having a car stolen is like losing a member of the family. Unfortunately, Canadian residents know about this all to well. Canada has become the car theft capital of the world and one car is stolen every three minutes.

Major waterways in Canada are the hot spots for car thieves. The cities of Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver are where many cars are stolen. These cars can be exported or even sold to the unknowing public whole or part-by-part.

All cars may one day be on the most stolen list. Of course, luxury cars are sought after, but so are economy cars. T

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Sneaky Ryanair credit card charges slammed

14 Jan

Posted by Admin as Credit Cards

Competition watchdogs have slammed Ryanair for hitting customers with sly credit card charges. The Office of Fair Trading accused Ryanair of playing games and taunting their customers. Ryanair charge 5 pounds per person, per flight, for paying by most credit cards and debit cards . Ryanair are apparently in a legal grey area.

The chief executive of the Office of Fair Trading, John Fingleton, was reported as commenting: “It’s almost like taunting consumers and pointing out, ‘Oh well, we know this is completely outside the spirit of the law, but we think it’s within the narrow letter of the law. On some level, it’s quite puerile, it’s almost childish, and you sort of smile. Read more…

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Need to boost your credit score?

14 Jan

Posted by Admin as Credit Cards

When you graduate from college you will be faced with the need for something that they do not give you with your diploma; a good credit score. A good credit score is required in a variety of different situations. You need a good credit score to buy a house or rent an apartment, buy or lease a car, and maybe even to get a job.

Luckily, there are things you can do now to boost your credit score so that you have a credit base established when you graduate.

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Bad Credit Credit Cards – What You Should Know

14 Jan

Posted by Admin as Credit Cards

There are a lot of companies out there that make claims that they are helping individuals receive bad credit credit cards but in reality they just use the opportunity to take advantage of your already bad situation. This is the reason you need to compare various card issuers and their offers.

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In today’s world it is almost a necessity to have a credit card. If you have bad credit your options can become limited in regards to a credit. Many of the credit card companies will just deny the application. So picking the right card to apply for is very important and you might need to take advantage of bad credit credit cards.

The first thing is to consider what your credit rating is. T