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‎10-24-201508:01 AM

‎10-24-201508:01 AM

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I've just received this offer in the mail as well. I'm floating around the 600 range on all three credit reports right now and not sure if this would be worth it. I have Credit 1 and Merrick. I'd actually like to get rid of the Merrick because of the inconvenience of not being able to make online payments. Does anyone know if Legacy would be a good substitute for Merrick in that regard? Thank you. I'm fairly new to these forums so still studying all of the lingo.

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‎10-24-201508:49 AM

‎10-24-201508:49 AM

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I have this Legacy Visa and the only issue I've had so far is that once I make an online payment with my cheking account it takes 12 days for it to be available. I only use it to reload my Starbucks app then pay in full. I will close it after the 12th statement. I received the Blaze card and First Savings offer in the mail after I got approved for the Legacy but one $75 fee while rebuilding is enough. I currently have 2 QS One MCs and several Comenity Store cards. I am going in the garden until 2017 due to inquiries in the 20's in all bureaus.

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‎10-24-201509:39 AM

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I recieved one yesterday as well. My mother is a rebuilder and I wouldn't even recommend the card to her. Those really seem like bottom of the barrel offers IMO

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‎10-24-201509:52 AM

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@Anonymous wrote:

I've just received this offer in the mail as well. I'm floating around the 600 range on all three credit reports right now and not sure if this would be worth it. I have Credit 1 and Merrick. I'd actually like to get rid of the Merrick because of the inconvenience of not being able to make online payments. Does anyone know if Legacy would be a good substitute for Merrick in that regard? Thank you. I'm fairly new to these forums so still studying all of the lingo.

Merrick has online payment options, just go to their website and register for online banking. They also provide you with credit score from TU

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‎10-24-201510:19 AM

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No, not using a debit card they don't. You have to enter your routing and bank account info and I will not do that. Also takes a long time for them to apply the payment via that method. Credit One allows payment via debit card and it is applied the next day. That is what I'm talking about. It looks like Legacy has the same type of payment options. I'm going to pass.

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‎10-27-201512:37 PM

‎10-27-201512:37 PM

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@Anonymous wrote:

I've just received this offer in the mail as well. I'm floating around the 600 range on all three credit reports right now and not sure if this would be worth it. I have Credit 1 and Merrick. I'd actually like to get rid of the Merrick because of the inconvenience of not being able to make online payments. Does anyone know if Legacy would be a good substitute for Merrick in that regard? Thank you. I'm fairly new to these forums so still studying all of the lingo.

I have the Legacy card and do online payments via checking account. Payments get posted in a couple days and available credit is freed.

I'll be on my second year with it and will be dumping it at that point. It's done it's job.

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Any Info on Legacy Visa Issued By First National Bank (2024)

FAQs

What bank issues the legacy visa card? ›

We will help you get started on your path to financial freedom with Legacy Visa® credit card by First National Bank.

How long does it take to get a legacy credit card? ›

Our VISA Credit Cards are printed and sent out by our business partner. They can take up to 7-10 business days to arrive at your mailing address.

What credit score do you need for a legacy credit card? ›

The Legacy Visa® Credit Card is an invite-only card that approves applicants with scores as low as 400. The card carries a high variable APR and a modest annual fee.

Does a legacy visa do a hard pull? ›

When you request a Legacy Credit Card credit limit increase, the issuer will conduct a hard pull of your credit report, which will cause a short-term dip in your credit score. The issuer cannot do a hard pull without your permission, though.

How do I know which bank issued my Visa card? ›

A bank identification number BIN is the first four to eight digits printed on a payment card. BINs identify the bank or financial institution that issued the card to the cardholder. BINs are included on most payment cards — credit cards and debit cards, prepaid cards, gift cards, and electronic benefits cards.

Why is my card declined by issuing bank? ›

A very simple reason why a customer's card is declined is due to insufficient funds. As part of the payment authorization process, the card issuer will check to see if there are adequate funds in the consumer's account before approving the payment. If there isn't enough money, the transaction will be declined.

How do I know if my credit card has been approved? ›

You can check your credit card application status by calling the customer service number for the issuer. Most credit card issuers also let you check your application status online. (In some cases, this is an option only if you applied for the card online.)

What credit card is associated with First National bank? ›

First National Bank offers Visa Classic, Visa Platinum and Visa Business cards to handle all of your credit card needs. Our rates are competitive, we do not charge an annual fee, free balance transfers on the classic and platinum and we offer a 1% “cash back bonus” depending on your yearly purchases.

Does the first national credit card increase the credit limit? ›

We'll periodically review your account, and with good payment history, you may be eligible for a credit limit increase and/or get your deposit back. Not all will qualify, subject to credit approval. Card's activity is reported to all three major credit bureaus.

Can I get a cash advance on my legacy Visa credit card? ›

We offer Balance Transfers and Cash Advances for all three products although, there is a fee for all Balance Transfers and Cash Advances.

What credit card can I get with a 480 credit score? ›

The easiest credit card to get with bad credit (a credit score of 300-639) is a secured credit card with no credit check such as the OpenSky® Secured Visa® Credit Card or the OpenSky® Plus Secured Visa® Credit Card. This type of card requires a deposit but doesn't check your credit history, making it very easy to get.

What is the lowest credit score you can have to get a credit card? ›

That likely means a score of at least 670 on the FICO scale and more than 660 on the VantageScore scale. FICO scores are the most widely used, but both scoring systems represent the risk you pose to lenders on a scale of 300 to 850. The higher the score, the lower the risk.

What visa is the easiest to get? ›

For many, a "B" visitor visa is the easiest and most appropriate one for a foreign visitor to get for U.S. entry. Here's how. A citizen of a foreign country who wishes to enter the United States must, in most cases, first obtain a visa to do so.

What's the hardest card to get approved for? ›

A rating of 5 is the best a card can receive. Why it's one of the hardest credit cards to get: The hardest credit card to get is the American Express Centurion Card. Known simply as the “Black Card,” you need an invitation to get Amex Centurion.

What is the hardest visa to get in the world? ›

Here are Five of the toughest countries to get a visa for and why it's so difficult.
  1. North Korea. North Korea is probably the most challenging country to visit. ...
  2. Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia used to be very strict about issuing tourist visas, mainly allowing entry for business or religious reasons. ...
  3. Turkmenistan. ...
  4. Iran. ...
  5. Russia.
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What is my card issuing bank? ›

An issuing bank is the bank that issued the credit or debit card to the customer. These banks are also known simply as issuers. Like acquiring banks, they are members of the card networks, such as Mastercard and Visa, and in some instances may operate in both roles.

Which bank issues destiny credit card? ›

The Destiny Mastercard is issued by First Electronic Bank, Member FDIC, and serviced by Concora Credit Inc.

What bank is Visa card from? ›

Visa was founded in 1958 by Bank of America (BofA) as the BankAmericard credit card program. In response to competitor Master Charge (now Mastercard), BofA began to license the BankAmericard program to other financial institutions in 1966.

Does Comenity bank issue Visa cards? ›

AAA Travel Advantage Visa Credit Card Accounts are issued by Comenity Capital Bank pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A. Inc.

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