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I am soon going to apply for a citi bank credit card for college students in order to build some credit. Now I have to decide Visa or Mastercard? I already have a Visa Debit bank card from my bank, so would getting a mastercard be a good idea for variety? Or does it matter? Please help me, I noob...
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Same thing, doesn't matter. I can recall only one place that accepted one and not the other (Sam's Club) but they don't accept MC anymore, so that is a moot point.
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Thanks. I wasnt sure if there were any major differences besides who accepts what where. I will probably spring for the mastercard in case my visa isnt accepted somewhere.
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Don't get any of them. Credit cards are the devil!
Nah, if you do get one, be responsible with it. Mastercard or Visa it doesn't matter...Just be responsible with it...
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Good luck finding someplace that it's not inside the US.
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For a while I think it was the bookstore here at the U that wasnt accepting visa, dont know why and it was temporary
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Originally posted by NO 4 EVR: I am soon going to apply for a citi bank credit card for college students in order to build some credit.
Oh god. I have that same card.
Word of advise, NEVER MISS OR SEND A PAYMENT LATE!!! They jack up the APR insanely high after one screw up. (Won't say how much ) I'm paying out the ass for it right now.
As soon as it's paid off, I'll be checking around after for a new one. I don't need the student one anymore. It was just to get me started.
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Definitely get a VISA. They are more easily accepted online than MasterCard. When CitiBank switched my Driver's Edge to a MasterCard, I had so many problems buying online I made them switch me back to a VISA.
Otherwise, the difference is not significant.
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I agree don't get one at all.. Pay cash, or do without!
They are not necessary!!!
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Originally posted by coatsy: I agree don't get one at all.. Pay cash, or do without!
They are not necessary!!!
You must not like building credit?
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