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Return To Credit Repair FAQ Archive   Should I apply for as many credit cards as possible? Answered By Sophia Caylar, Editor It is not advisable to do so. Doing this would greatly heighten the chances of your application being rejected. Most financial companies looks at the total unused credit in every card you own. If you used up all your credits in your card, you would probably not be able to make the payments. You will be too big of a risk and they may not only issue you a credit card, but their denial may issue a strike against you on your credit report. keywords: Credit Repair | Bad Credit | Debt Consolidation | Credit Cards Bearus

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