Credit Cards For Bad Credit, Are The Fees Really Worth It?

Columbus, Ohio, USA - A question was recently posted on the YouTube video “Credit Cards For Bad Credit, How I was approved for several credit cards with bad credit and BK.” The question was posted by YouTube user “TheMyke0” and was stated as follows:

“One card listed on your site (CreditCardsForBadCreditNotBadPeople.com) wants a $95.00 "one time" processing fee AND $75 for the first year (So Basically if you get approved you start with a balance of $170) then $45 a year after. No thank you! With their fees, it would be smarter to do a secured card and pay a deposit of $200. Better than wasting $170 on the fees just to obtain the card!”

The answer to this question came from “creditcardsforbadcr” and was stated as follows: “I agree, if you have an extra $200-$400 cash in your pocket, then you can get a secured card and be further ahead... but in my opinion the unsecured card that has $170 in upfront fees would be good if a person didn’t have any cash to put toward the deposit on a secured card. I personally have applied for cards that had these large fees only because I didn’t have a lot of extra cash but I knew that I needed to start establishing good credit lines and it was worth paying the fees. Hope that helps.”

According to Joe McClain with Cloud Technology Systems, Inc.: “This was a great question and answer that was posted on YouTube concerning those that are looking for credit cards for bad credit.” McClain has written a Kindle book on Credit Cards for Bad Credit.

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