Shore United Bank
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Difficult and time consuming process for us to get a small loan with excellent credit. Lacks communication from bank associates. Seemed like they were overwhelmed.
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Shore United Bank
Shore United Bank is a full-service community bank with a rich history dating back to 1876. They offer innovative banking solutions delivered with the personal touch you expect from a community bank. They are built around the character of their people and committed to the success of their clients, communities, employees, and shareholders.
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No, unfortunately you cannot apply for a Shore United bank credit card. According to their customer service, the bank is no longer accepting credit card applications, and there is no estimated date when that will change.
In the meantime, if you're looking to apply for a credit card, you can compare available offers right here on WalletHub. You'll be able to check the cards' credit score requirements, as well as their terms and features, so that you can select one that best suits your needs.
Depending on the card, you may be able to apply directly through WalletHub by clicking on the “Apply Now” button located under the credit card. If that's not an option, you should be able to apply online, through the issuer's website. You may also be able to do it over the phone, with a customer service representative, or even in person, by visiting the issuing company's local branch.
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