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Phyllis Jameson, Member
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Well, if you’ve got a score above 710/715, you should have good chances of approval.
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I have an 800+ credit score and no debt. They just declined me. Income over $60k. I guess since I don't usually carry a balance and wasn't going to transfer it they don't want me. wish they would stop sending me offers.
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I got approved and my score is 668. Plus I have no credit history and I have yet to start paymentsmy student loans which is about 18k
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Jordan, Member
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I just got approved and got my card last week with a fico 8 of :628
and a fico bankcard score of: 667.
700+ is NOT needed
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Got pre-approved with the numbers scared to push buttons sote said 700 got 4 capital cards !
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Income is also an important consideration. If you don't currently have any credit cards then Capital One is more likely to issue you a Platinum card then after 6mos of good payments a credit increase then at about 12 Mos you may be given a Quicksilver or Quicksilver one card. It really depends on your current situation. If your new to credit or are starting over then Capital one is a great place for your first card. I have Quicksilver and Platinum from them. Yes, 2 cards
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mazrado10, Member
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700 is a good credit score and it gives u a lot of benefits
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