Chip Lupo, Credit Card Writer
@CLoop
Your Credit One credit card application may have been denied for various reasons, such as a low credit score, not enough disposable income, or too much debt. You should receive a letter from Credit One explaining the reason for the denial.
Possible Reasons Your Credit One Credit Card Application Was Denied
- Credit score is too low
- Not enough credit history
- Income is too low or unstable
- High debt relative to your income
- Too many recent credit inquiries
- Late payments on your credit report
- Using too much available credit
- Errors on your credit report
- Unresolved bankruptcy on your credit report
- Errors on your application
- Forgotten credit freeze, credit lock, or fraud alert on your credit reports
If you think your application deserves a second look, you can call Credit One customer service at 1-877-825-3242 and ask.
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Christy D, Member
@cnkollman4
I just spoke with Credit One about my AMEX card AGAIN about my card not working. After 3 calls, an agent finally explained that if your account is flagged for fraud they will send you a text to verify the transaction. If you do not verify it immediately and keep trying you will have to wait until all of the pending declined charges are clear from your account or it will just keep declining them
@: Same issue here, I order food already than a decline, Hella embarrassing
@ShiningStar: did you ever get your card working and how long after that did it take to get to working the same thing has happened to me
@mb7053a: Same thing for me here. Just got the card yesterday, it was activated and worked just fine. Next day I go to use it on DoorDash and it’s declined despite having more than enough money on it. I called twice and they said something in the system was marking it as suspicious but my account looked fine and then basically said “Nothing we can do, it’s our system and we’re not trained to know how it works” and if I couldn’t get it to work then, I had to try and wait another 5-7 days to try and use it again.
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It is not very hard to get a Credit One credit card because Credit One offers cards for people with bad credit or better. The easiest credit card to get from Credit One is the Credit One Bank® Platinum Visa® for Rebuilding Credit, which is available to applicants with bad credit. Depending on your credit score, you may be able to qualify for other Credit One credit cards, too.
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The Credit One credit score requirement ranges from 300 to 750, depending on the card. That means people with bad to excellent credit, are eligible to be approved for a Credit One credit card.
If your credit score is below the threshold needed for a Credit One credit card, it’s best to wait to apply until you meet the credit score requirement. You can check your credit score for free on WalletHub.
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