If you have a low credit score, you will not be eligible for prime credit cards. (creditabsolute.com)
Like their scores, these consumers exist in a bit of a middle ground, with the potential to qualify for a limited array of prime credit cards — but by a narrow margin. (cardrates.com)
This means most prime credit card issuers won't feel comfortable offering you unsecured credit, so your credit card options will likely be limited to secured credit cards or subprime unsecured credit cards. (cardrates.com)