Debenhams Store Card Pros + Cons card?

Advantages: Discounts
Disadvantages: High APR

...of what you get for nuthing, but to get there can be costly. To gain the gold card, you need to spend a certain amount of money in one month (figure changes from time to time), this must be in 1 statement month and you will be automaticly upgraded. With a gold card, the main bonuses are entitled to 10% off of food in thier resturants, Shopping assistance, lounge with free tea or coffee and much more. The best time for this upgrade in my opnion would be at christmas, where you get other people to give you the cash and put it on your card, in which way they get what they want and it goes towards your spending need to get the gold card. Overall this is a good card if kept in check and have the cash at hand when used, but if a balance is kept on this card it will cost you dearly....

djdeag 14.11.2006 · Read review
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Is This Card An Ace Or A Joker

Advantages: Nectar Points, Discounts, Sale Evenings
Disadvantages: Interest Rate

...the customer service department in store and they will provide you with a temporary card that is valid for one day only. You will be asked to sign a slip and you will be given a copy for your records. Keep them safe and ensure that you check them against your statement. If you have a balance on your card they will send you a statement every month, otherwise they promise to send you one at least once per year. You have up to 55 days interest free so it will depend on when you make your purchases; you always seem to have around 25 days to pay from when the statement is produced. For example if your statement was produced on the 26th and you made a purchase on the 27th, you would have 30 days before your next statement and then 25 days to pay. You can pay your statement in a number of ways. Direct debit is the most convenient and you can choose to pay...

criple 31.12.2002 · Read review
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Handy Little Card

Advantages: -
Disadvantages: -

...on your purchases and ideally the best way to manage your card if to pay of the balance in full when it comes through to save any interest being added onto the card as interest is normally charged at around 28% APR on this particular store card. The issuer's of the card will also issue you with a pin number as you are able to have cash back from any Link cash machine if that is what you require, however its one way of diggng yourself into a hole if you start obtaining cash back from the card so not a wise move. All purchase in store have to be signed for instead of using the pin number, as the cards themselves are not chip and pin, just authorised by signature. They are a great card to have if you enjoy this store as much as I do!...

blondgem 21.06.2008 · Read review
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Store up points with store card!

Advantages: Free, easy to accumulate, good bonuses
Disadvantages: Poor website section for tracing card points

...my points as part payment against my purchase. This is definitely an advantage as it means you can essentially get a discount rather than having to save for the full value of a book. - Overall - Advantages + Free, quick to accumulate if you take advantage of the special offers + Can be redeemed as part payment against a purchase + Good cardholder exclusive offers and bonuses Disadvantages - Although the website allows you to see points accumulated in store purchases, there doesn't appear to be a way to view how all of the points on your card (through online and store transactions) have been accumulated - Bonus points accumulated through special offers (e.g. triple points when ordering online) are not added immediately, the correct amount of points seem to be added first with bonus points added later. I would definitely recommend...

lwa04lh28 20.04.2009 · Read review
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The Debenhams Card

Advantages: Discount and bonuses
Disadvantages: APR

...the counter-sign it on behalf of our creditors GE Capital Bank Ltd. I would advise that you run over the terms and conditions printed at the bottom of your copy of the agreement (a pink and yellow copy) when you get home. ACCOUNT COVER Basically account cover is an insurance service for your card. It is totally optional and the member of staff helping you with your card should not in anyway recommend this to you or advise you against this as it has to be purely your choice (you will be asked whether you wish to purchase account cover during the application process). The cover costs £1.05 for every £100 you spend in store. However if your balance is £000.00 at the end of the month then you will not be charged for the service. If you decide to opt for the cover on your card it can have its uses, for example: Price protection, if you...

robynpennock 28.10.2005 (14.02.2006) · Read review
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Debenhams Card - Current Member Of Staff

Advantages: First week 10% discount, and regular special offers/vouchers
Disadvantages: High APR - and pressure on staff to open accounts

....9% this is subject to your credit status and other criteria that i know nothing about. Paying off your card There are many options in paying off your account - the simplest being to pay over the counter in any store - you will need to bring in your statement though or know how much you would like to pay off as there is no way of us knowing how much is outstanding on your card - you can pay by cash, cheque, or debit card. You can set up internet banking, pay over the phone, in any bank branch or via direct debit. Finally As has been mentioned in other reviews on the site there is a tremendous amount of pressure placed on the staff to open accounts with barely any reward for actually getting them. If we open a standard account we get nothing, however if we open an account with cover we recieve £2 in capital bonds which can be spent in...

rss2k7 24.10.2007 · Read review
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hof card

Advantages: reward points leading to vouchers
Disadvantages: it taks arround 5 minutes to fill out the form

...the house of fraser store card is curretly the best on the market it has the most rewards each time you spend for example collecting points which add up toward vouchers which can be redeamed at any time. the poins quickly add up as every pound you spend you get 3 points and as soon as you reach 1500 points you het a £15 gift voucher. there are always new exclusive offers for card holders only, for example after the seasonal sales card holder and only card holders are eligable for an extra 20% off the sale price, other offers include certain weekends where you can receive between 10 and 20% off your bill with many consessions inclooded, the typical APR is arround 19.9% which works out arround 1.5% interest per month but your first 3 months are free....

M155RMJ 12.09.2008 · Read review
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Store your Memories on the XD

Advantages: Stylish, small size, reliable
Disadvantages: More expensive than other brands, small capacity

...The 16MB Fujifilm XD card comes free with all the Fujifilm digital cameras I have come into contact with or know about. Basically its a memory card that slots into the camera to store a minimal amount of images. Seeing as Fujifilm digital cameras do not come with any storage space on the camera itself, the 16 MB XD card is ideal for new users who have just just bought or received a camera and want to start taking photos straight away. On a 4Megapixel camera the average size of a good quality photograph is around about 1MB (maybe slightly over), so this card will hold roughly 16 images, or more at a lower level of picture quality. The physical design of the XD card is one of the main selling points, particularly for the larger capacity cards. They are very small compared to most memory cards (I'd guess 2/3 of the size) and are...

tac20 07.05.2007 · Read review
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Blog your way to happiness

Advantages: Funny, engaging, easy to read chick lit
Disadvantages: Some graphic scenes and swearing

...I'm trying to resist buying any new novels at the minute but I keep reading so many tempting and intriguing book reviews! I've started keeping a list in my bag and trawling through the library shelves with my wish-list. '50 Ways to Find a Lover' was one that I'd noted down because it had sounded like a fairly easy-going, easy to read chick lit novel and it certainly lived up to my expectations in that respect. The story centres around Sarah Sargent who hasn't been in a relationship for three years and nine months (to be precise!). After being rejected by a baldy with a paunch down her local pub, Sarah is ready to give up on the idea of ever having a relationship again but her family and friends have other ideas! Reluctantly, Sarah is persuaded to start a quest for a new man, with an online blog being the focal point of her strategy...

jo-1976 10.10.2009 · Read review
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Nectar Card

Advantages: Lots of retailers to collect with
Disadvantages: Online points may not equal amount of cashback available elsewhere

...The nectar card is the loyalty card associated with Sainsbury's, however it has since branched out and is affiliated with many companies which allows for maximum point collecting! Let's start with the basics, you get 2 points per pound spent at Sainsburys or 1 point per litre of petrol bought at the Sainsbury's petrol garage. Each point accumulated is worth half a penny, so you need 2 points to equal 1 pence. If you redeem your points in store at Sainbury's then you will need minimum 500 points for £2.50 off o your shopping. Points need to be redeemed in increments of 500. Points can also be collected in other stores, for example Dolland and Aitchinson also give 2 points per pound, as do Homebase. As far as I am aware however, you cannot redeem your points against your total bills in these stores. Points can also be collected...

rachieb123 06.10.2009 · Read review
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