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	The Black Card membership is limited to ensure the highest caliber of personal service and it is provided to every Cardmember. If you qualify you will have 24-hour Concierge Service and they will be ready to assist you with all your personal, business and travel needs.
	RushCard customers reported on average they saved $396 per year with RushCard's online interactive Money Management features. RushCard members save on average another $312 per year when no longer forced to visit expensive check cashing stores to get access to their paychecks, buy money orders or wire money to pay their bills.
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	Vision Premier is stress free. No customer service fees and no bank account needed.There’s no credit check, no debt, no interest and no overdraft fees. With FREE Direct Deposit, your pay or benefits checks arrive faster each payday. Use it everywhere Visa debit cards are accepted - grocery stores, restaurants, retail stores, gas stations, shop online, pay bills and more.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Credit Cards | Best Offers | Compare & Review

Are you in the market for a new credit card? Did you know that there are nearly 1,000 different credit cards on the U.S. market alone? CreditCards.org invites you to research our independent rankings of 2012's best credit cards to choose the best offer for your financial needs. We continually update our database as issuers change rates, features, and even approval standards for each offer.

Now, imagine that your card information is stolen. This can be done in any number of ways: credit card skimmers attached to gas pumps, database breaches of vendors, and so on. The point is, the thief now has a credit card. What he doesn't have is any real information about that card. In fact, depending on how he got it, he doesn't even know if it still works. So, he has to try it out, and he has to act quickly once he knows it's valid. This is called a "testing charge." Thieves tend to do this in a few ways. If they have just the card information, they'll generally go online and, for example, buy an MP3 or two: something cheap and easy to download that tells them the card is valid. Or, if they have a cloned card -- or even your actual card -- they'll buy gas. Gas can be bought without interacting with a person or being caught using the card on video. Thieves tend to get away with this first purchase, as it’s not all that suspicious. What tends to set off red flags is what they do next. Credit card thieves tend not to use the cards for personal purchases: they tend to use them to get items that can easily be fenced. So, if, say, a thief goes to a gas station, and then goes straight to a hardware store and buys $2000 worth of power tools, that will immediately trigger a call to the cardholder. It's so quick, thieves are sometimes caught in the parking lot. Needless to say, these are only the (relatively) smart thieves. Overseas, some of the dumber ones shut down the cards they steal by making out-of-country purchases. If you make a purchase in America, and suddenly make another five minutes later in Uzbekistan, that will raise a few eyebrows. Even purchases made outside of the state in which you live can be monitored.