what is the difference between a merchant card and credit card?

Posted on October 10th, 2009 by admin


merchant card your limited to only buying the merchants products and with credit, well sky is the limit, or should say whatever your limit is to buy.

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  1. michael_54550 Says:

    merchant card your limited to only buying the merchants products and with credit, well sky is the limit, or should say whatever your limit is to buy.
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  2. HEAR TO HELP Says:

    merchant cards can only be used at the required stores that they allow you to shop usually catologs or on line a credit card can be used where the visa or mastercard discover american express logo is accepted which is everywhere
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  3. Make_U_Think Says:

    A merchant card would be like a Sears card, JC Penny card, Lord & Taylor card….a card that can only be used at that business, a credit card would be through a bank or other financial institution and that card could be used just about any place that accepts credit cards.
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  4. abk63_2000 Says:

    Mechant card is issued by a particular merchant or a chain store etc. Credit card is only through Visa, master American express etc
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  5. websterjdjr Says:

    a merchant card is for a distinctive company such as sears or Parisian and is a revolving type where they allow monthly payments without substantial penalty’s a credit card works in many different places and has different interest plan and MUST BE PAID OFF EVERY MONTH if you dont want penalty’s and late fees
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  6. helpme Says:

    credit card u can get $$$$$$ merchant card u can’tget$$$$$$
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  7. steven p Says:

    AS A RULE Merchant Cards should be avoided.

    Many Merchant Cards charge Outrageous rates on VERY OVERPRICED Merchandise

    So BE CAREFUL
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