Fingerhut isn't the easiest it's Stoneberry's k. Jordan Mason easy pay and fifth and Glam
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Justine Browns, Member
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I think the easiest one to get is the Fingerhut. It’s not really a department store, but it does offer more than 500,000 items. You can apply online, it’s very fast and easy, and you get a decision quickly. You can get approved for it even if you have poor credit, and it doesn’t have an annual fee. All the others require you to have at least fair credit.
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I got a Fingerhut credit card 2 years ago with poor credit and now I'm up to a $3,000 credit limit 2 years later they got good quality products in 2 years ago I started out with a $200 credit limit that Fingerhut within 5 months it went up to $700 credit limit and then on now it's 3,000 it's a good card to have because you can buy basically anything but food
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Maurices is backed by CapitalOne credit. If you have a CapitalOne credit card already, this one is approved as well. Fingerhut is online only, not sure why they send credit cards in the mail. For poor credit building credit cards, Indigo has cheaper interest rate than CapitalOne. CreditOne is also for poor credit and offers a 1% - 3% cash back on fuel and food purchases.
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Motley Grasse, Member
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I know you can get the Fingerhut even if you have bad credit, but I'm not sure it counts as a department store.
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