Egg Card Reviews

Many people still seem to have something of a phobia about Internet banking/shopping, well Internet anything for that matter. The whole Barclays thing in the media recently put the frighteners on Joe Public. However, should you find a company who specialises in dealing on the Internet, and has built up a good reputation in a short space of time as ...  Read the complete review

The egg credit card is an ideal credit card for students, not only because of it's low interest rates, but it also provides cashback of 1% of all your transactions, which if you are a student could amount to quite a lot! The website is easy to use and direct debit means is an easy way method of payment. There is also an area of the site where ...  Read the complete review

Sounds good but is it really a cracking good idea Its great for an online card it has shops with discounts for custmers and everyone has now heard or knows about egg But what I find annoying about this yoke is the amount of time the site is down for repair. Or when you want to change the amount of money going into your acount the ...  Read the complete review

As most people have noted, the initial credit limit for students and other of dubious means is far too low. £500 quid is all well and good, but after 9 months paying them back on my credit transfers, I'd have expected it to have been increased. Especially now I have informed them of a new job. That gripe aside, I like egg. The ...  Read the complete review

Whilst taking the reservations of others into account the egg card is very impressive. It's certainly significantly bettert than the AmEx blue card, the only other contender for best money back card. Yes, some may say that 1% (or 2% on the egg shopping zone) isn't all that much, but is is much better than nothing. The stafff are very ...  Read the complete review

I have been with Egg since they started, and have always been very happy with them. I had a savings account before applying for the Egg credit card - which means that as I already had an account with them I can make cash withdrawals on my credit card for no charge, a useful freebie! The application process for the card was very quick and ...  Read the complete review

I have been with egg.com for sometime now, and I have never ever found a problem with them. for starters it has been very handy to think that come september I'll be getter a little something back due to the 1% of everything that I buy coming back to me. "I like this" . I have always found them realiable when it comes to ...  Read the complete review

I am extremely satisfied with the service I have recieved from Egg. Their credit card was the first of their products I applied for - I have since got an Egg loan (very quick and easy, excellent interest rate, excellent terms) and an internet only Egg savings account. The credit card has a very low interest rate (10.9%) and fantastic monthly pay ...  Read the complete review

I was introduced to EGG card from a friend of mine. I decided to try it out and when to the website to register. However, being an international student staying in UK for 3 years already, I was rejected by them for failing the credit check. But I have been successful in getting my credit cards from other banks without any problems. I tried to ...  Read the complete review

The egg credit card is one of the cheapest credit cards around. It has a first six months APR of 2.9% and they’re after 10.9%. Compare this to some of the high street banks rate of 17% or 18%. This could save you a few hundred pounds over a couple of years. What makes EGG special for me is it is run completely on the Internet. Applying ...  Read the complete review

Egg were the first major Internet bank and as such grabbed a huge number of customers, me included. I started out with a Savings Account and then got the Egg Card when it was launched. With the Egg card you get 1% cashback on all purchases, and 2% back on retailers that are featured in their shopping section. The inital credit limit ...  Read the complete review

I have held my egg card for nearly 18 months now, and at this time in a financial relationship, we are usually heading for a breakdown. However, this isn't the case with egg. I myself am astounded by how the manage to meet my standards (probably a little too fussy) but they have and aside form a small tiff over their website access, we are ...  Read the complete review

I took out an Egg credit card a few months ago. It offers a number of good incentives for doing so such as 1% casback, 2% on selected online retailers, a low balance transfer rate for the first 6 months, online statements and so on. Thereafter it's a 10.9% interest rate, not the best but still very competitive. The site is well laid ...  Read the complete review

Egg card is the best credit card around, since they launched the internet card all the other finance companies are all now trying to jump on hte bandwagon. Don`t bother with any of the others, just stick with egg. So what makes egg so good? Well first you can apply for an egg card on-line and have a decision almost immediately. The ...  Read the complete review

I have started using the EGG credit card, partly because of the cashback offers but also due to their low interest rates. This is still the most important thing to recognise when looking for a credit card. I have had a Lloyds TSB Asset Advance and a marbles card both of which offered good short term deals and then hoiked up the interest rates. ...  Read the complete review

I recently started using the egg credit card because of the 1% cash back you get for all purchases and the 2% cashback you get if you use the egg shop. I wanted to pay off an amount of the outstanding balance as a one off before the due date. But how do you do it? Ok so you go on line and can change your direct debit payments to ...  Read the complete review

If you want 1% of your credit card purchases retruned to you, then Eggcard is for you. Particularl, if you repay your credit card in full each month, the Egg card is good value as get 1% of all you spend through the card back. The way it works is that: - each month a running total of the charges to your card is kept and of the 1% ...  Read the complete review