Store Credit Cards – hated or celebrated?
Store Credit Cards has 0 counted ballots in the last 30 days, too few for a reading. The reading appears at 10. The outside measurements below are what exists.
16 Aug 2026 to 14 Sept 2026 · model v1.0 · no snapshot yet
In storageThis page is not indexed and is not in the sitemap. It goes on display at 10 counted ballots all-time (currently 0), or with a sourced note and one prior reading. It is votable and linkable either way, and the figures on it are the real ones.
The reading
0 counted ballots · no reading until 10
Source: hateorcelebrate.com · open online vote, self-selected, not a poll · n = 0 · 30 days to 14 Sept 2026
Your verdict
One ballot per browser per day, counted the moment it lands. This is the same ballot and the same dedupe as the daily card; there is no second, weaker vote path on this page.
Money & Shopping
Store Credit Cards
Where do you land?
No counted ballots yet, yours would be the first
Open online vote, self-selected — not a poll.
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Reading history
One point per day, each of them the 30-day window ending that day. A day with no snapshot is a gap in the line, never a line drawn through it.
History starts when seven daily snapshots exist with a reading.
Daily snapshots with a reading so far: 0. A snapshot is written once a day and carries a reading only once the subject has ten counted ballots in the window.
Distribution
Ballots shown
No counted ballots in the last 30 days. Nothing is drawn, because there is nothing to draw.
- Counted, this subject, 30 days
- 0
- Counted, this subject, all time
- 0
- Quarantined pending review, this subject
- 0
- Excluded from every public number, site-wide
- 7
A quarantined or excluded ballot is recorded and not counted, and nothing is ever deleted: releasing one makes it count again. The excluded figure is site-wide because the exclusion list stores a ballot id, a reason and a date, and not a subject, so a per-subject figure would be a guess. How exclusions work.
Prior readings
Every row below is quoted as its publisher published it, with a link to the source and the date it was read.
| Publisher | Field dates | n | Question asked | Result as published |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LendingTreeAccessed 2026-09-14 | 2 Oct 2025to 6 Oct 2025 | 2,000 | Do you prefer buy now, pay later or a store credit card? Do you have a store credit card, and how likely are you to apply for one this holiday season? | 53% of Americans prefer BNPL over store cards (up from 42% the prior year). 59% of Americans currently have a store credit card. 43% are likely to apply for a store card during the 2025 holidays, up 14 points year-over-year. 57% of store cardholders say it is their most-used credit card, up from 46%. 58% of those who have had store cards say they considered the card’s interest rate before applying. LendingTree separately found an average APR of 30.58% on new store credit cards across 103 offers from 70 major retailers, reviewed as of October 21, 2025. |
| Hate or CelebrateThis site | 16 Aug 2026to 14 Sept 2026 | 0 | Hate it, shrug, or celebrate it | No reading yet: 0 counted ballots, 10 needed |
On the daily
This subject has not been the daily yet.
Cite this
Cite this figure
Store Credit Cards: 0 counted ballots and no reading yet (a reading is published at 10; 30 days to 14 Sept 2026, open online vote, self-selected, not a poll), hateorcelebrate.com/s/store-credit-cards, model v1.0. https://hateorcelebrate.com/s/store-credit-cards
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Related
Every Money & Shopping subject, most divided first, with the outside measurements published about all of them in one dated table.
The record
- Model
- v1.0
- Tier
- No reading · 10 more for a reading
- Last snapshot
- None written yet
- Collecting since
- No counted ballot yet
- Image
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