CardRates.comReviews of cardrates.com

It was a great experience

An excellent resource, i love how user-friendly this site is and how easily all my credit card questions were answered.

Either reading or searching on the left of the page, options matching are adjacent on the right. Clicking on a card on the left offered options for the card across on the right. Todays credit card rates by credit, feature & issuer are great options. Being able to select & then select a form interest is well done. It being live gives your viewers the opportunity to check our changing rates daily. I think cardrates.com will be a valuable tool for clients searching for a credit card w/ certain reward options that fit their needs. This has been a tool in need for years well done. Many want the frequent flyer miles especially w/ many corporations now forcing their employees to travel on their own credit cards & being reimbursed by expense reports. Todays technology from ebates to coupons on line. If suppliers want to pull traffic to their website you have to make it worth the click. Well done I think you hit your target...Good Luck. **attention** top bar cardrates.com right side*** both advice & news gives an internal server error.***Reviews had a drop down & no error. *************

The site was very easy to navigate and very well laid out which is a good time saver ,and doesn't promote frustration with not being able to find the information you need and want. The only thing I believe is needed is just a bit more color. Even if it was a background of grey because the all white is great if you're fast, but for the people that can't type or research quickly it can be headache inducing.

I liked the easy to use and great information. I would put a link so the consumer can check their credit score. It would help when deciding which card to apply for.

The site has a lot of information that may be useful to many people who are on the fence about getting a credit card. Thanks

This Site is extremely valuable to the consumer in the accuracy, type, scope of the information presented.. Topics such as: >Credit Card Rates (Percentage of Interest on the Unpaid Balance) relative to the Credit Rating of the of the Individual Credit Card User. >A FAQ on the Credit Card Reward Program of the Capital One Credit Card Company > A Review of the top 18 Credit Cards for Restaurants. >How to Pre-Qualify for the Discover Credit Card >The Best Overall Credit Cards of 2016 By: -Interest Rate -Rewards -Card Type -the Credit Rating of the Individual User -the best Credit Card from each Issuing Credit Card Company >Startup Companies and how they use Credit Cards >4 Reasons Why Paying for College with Credit Cards is the Worst Possible Choice >What Interchange Fees Are and How Visa and MasterCard Make Money >The Way Credit Cards are Used in 2016 compared to 2010 are addressed on the site I found this site to be a excellent source of information and rated it a 4. The reason I didn't give it a 5 is because; as a User and previous Website Admin, I think the Site User would be better served if the "Index" (list of information) be placed on the Left side instead of the Right. English is read from left to right and English is the Universal Language of the WWW. The Information would stand out immediately and catch the Users attention. Thus increasing the likelihood that the User could find information that interested them, and therefore stay on the site. The other attention getting device I would use is a subtle but colorful banner with Mr. Sembower's article imbedded in the banner. I think also that his bio should be shortened. I think this would improve the over all look and appeal of the site. The thoughts expressed in this article are my own and not those of TrustPilot nor any of the Credit Cards Companies mentioned on the Site. I rated it a 4

I personally have lousy credit, and this information has kept me from making the HUGE mistake of opening a "Secured" credit card. The interest rates charged to people of modest means and less, are crazy. Because we have bad credit we are punished. Consider other options, before taking the plunge into credit card debt.