Debenhams Store Card

The Debenhams store card was quick and easy to open, a member of staff asked me at the till whether I would be interested, as I would receive 10% off of my shopping. Since I was doing a big shop, I decided that I had nothing to lose, and so agreed. I was taken to a desk with a computer, and the sales assistant went through the form with me. They only asked basic information, such as name, date of birth, address, length of time at address and so on. I was then asked to provide a bank card or credit card confirming my identity, for which I used a debit card. Less than 30 seconds later I was told my application had been accepted, and given a credit limit. I was ...

I applied for a Debenhams storecard when i was making a purchase and they explained i would get 10% off that purchase plus 10% off any other purchases i wanted to make that week. As a card doesn't arrive within a week they give you a card one to use for the initial week until your plastic one arrives. Applying was quick and simple - i just filled out a form and then a member of staff called up the application line for me. If i was busy i would have felt conscious about holding up the queue but it was luckily a quiet time of day. When my first card arrived it was purple in colour and had a £500 limit. After using this one ...

I have had a Debenhams store card for many years now, as you or may not read my Debenhams review, I can spend an awful lot of time in there and an awful lot of money. Debenhams store cards are issued by GE Money, one of the main companies that department stores, such as Debenhams go through when arranging a store card. Its an ideal piece of plastic if you shop a lot in Debenhams and works like any other store card. When you first take out the card you will be asked to fill in an application form in store so they are able to contact GE Money to see whether you would be accepted for a card. As they call through you will be given an answer instantly as ...