http://www.student--creditcards.com/2010/03/capital-one-credit-card-question-2/ Helping students pick a credit card Mon, 31 May 2010 22:33:45 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.student--creditcards.com/2010/03/capital-one-credit-card-question-2/comment-page-1/#comment-304 Rob C Mon, 08 Mar 2010 05:31:41 +0000 http://www.student--creditcards.com/2010/03/capital-one-credit-card-question-2/#comment-304 you will be charged once unless you keep charging within a short amount of time. your purchases will not be denied so you will get charged again, and again if your purchases keep getting approved. its not worth it. dont do it. if you have had the card for a while and no late payments, call them and ask for a credit limit increase. you might get it. good luck. you will be charged once unless you keep charging within a short amount of time. your purchases will not be denied so you will get charged again, and again if your purchases keep getting approved. its not worth it. dont do it. if you have had the card for a while and no late payments, call them and ask for a credit limit increase. you might get it. good luck.

]]> http://www.student--creditcards.com/2010/03/capital-one-credit-card-question-2/comment-page-1/#comment-303 Beth R Fri, 05 Mar 2010 04:24:17 +0000 http://www.student--creditcards.com/2010/03/capital-one-credit-card-question-2/#comment-303 It depends on your card agreement. Most, if not all, will charge you once for going over the limit per month. Some cards will not allow you to continually go over the limit. i.e. once you are over your limit, transactions may be declined. If you go over your limit, and do not bring the card under your credit limit by the next billing cycle, you will get charged an overlimit fee again even if you havent used the card anymore. Try not to get too close to your max, it looks bad to creditors. You should really try to only use 30% of your available credit. It depends on your card agreement. Most, if not all, will charge you once for going over the limit per month. Some cards will not allow you to continually go over the limit. i.e. once you are over your limit, transactions may be declined. If you go over your limit, and do not bring the card under your credit limit by the next billing cycle, you will get charged an overlimit fee again even if you havent used the card anymore. Try not to get too close to your max, it looks bad to creditors. You should really try to only use 30% of your available credit.

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