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Originally Posted by AlohaDaveKennedy
(Post 28053474)
Its all YMMV in this game.:cool:
I also have to agree with some noting above that it must be the back office who is monitoring activities, unless it's something just very blunt and obvious, which is not what we're talking about. First, there's a possibility of collusion between a teller and a customer, you know, "friends". Then, there are different branches in close proximity, or shifts, allowing a potential criminal to avoid interaction with the same teller. Then it's a question of training. I don't think tellers are trained enough to do proper "analytics", again, unless it's something very obvious. And these are just what quickly comes to my mind. I'm sure there are good reasons why banks would NOT rely on their tellers to be the primary method to identify a fraud. The "back office analytics" makes much more sense, in which case whether you do ATM or a teller makes no difference. |
Just found out this morning my CCs got shutdown by Barclays, which sucks but isn't the end of the world and hopefully isn't permanent. No letter yet but MSing is the most likely suspect.
My stats was approx 10k a month on a 10k< CL with no cycling ever. This went on for about 20 months. citigold funding and a few buxx loads and some serve load/pay in years ago 3 year old account No wmbp or MO pays I did do the refund to cash out arrival points trick It was a decent ride no complaints except I wish I hit them harder. They let me cash out points after shutdown. |
Originally Posted by TopSpin46
(Post 28077370)
Just found out this morning my CCs got shutdown by Barclays, which sucks but isn't the end of the world and hopefully isn't permanent. No letter yet but MSing is the most likely suspect.
My stats was approx 10k a month on a 10k< CL with no cycling ever. This went on for about 20 months. citigold funding and a few buxx loads and some serve load/pay in years ago 3 year old account No wmbp or MO pays I did do the refund to cash out arrival points trick It was a decent ride no complaints except I wish I hit them harder. They let me cash out points after shutdown. |
Originally Posted by TopSpin46
(Post 28077370)
Just found out this morning my CCs got shutdown by Barclays, which sucks but isn't the end of the world and hopefully isn't permanent. No letter yet but MSing is the most likely suspect.
My stats was approx 10k a month on a 10k< CL with no cycling ever. This went on for about 20 months. citigold funding and a few buxx loads and some serve load/pay in years ago 3 year old account No wmbp or MO pays I did do the refund to cash out arrival points trick It was a decent ride no complaints except I wish I hit them harder. They let me cash out points after shutdown. |
It seems that the goblins of Gringotts all play closer attention to their cards that effectively pay back in cash.:cool:
Originally Posted by Amex For Children Of Africa
(Post 28079299)
What cards? Barclays seems to be more sensitive to Arrival cards.
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Originally Posted by 12HRS
(Post 28079110)
Were you maxing out your CL every month even just for a day?
Also, yes this was on an arrival+ card |
anyone shut down by DCU.org in the recent sweep?
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Originally Posted by AlohaDaveKennedy
(Post 28080306)
It seems that the goblins of Gringotts all play closer attention to their cards that effectively pay back in cash.:cool:
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Banks these days are tight with doling out cash. Times have changed - it is not like the good old days.:p
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2016/11...cleans-up.html
Originally Posted by Happy
(Post 28082213)
Definitely seems so. Citi Double Cash, CapOne QS, Spark, Venture, Barclays A+, Fido 2x, and even Chase UR cards when the UR pts transfer to parties not allowed by the T&Cs. All are currencies that can turn into ready cash or very close to cash.
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Originally Posted by Happy
(Post 28082213)
Definitely seems so. Citi Double Cash, CapOne QS, Spark, Venture, Barclays A+, Fido 2x, and even Chase UR cards when the UR pts transfer to parties not allowed by the T&Cs. All are currencies that can turn into ready cash or very close to cash.
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Originally Posted by NoonRadar
(Post 28085328)
I haven't seen any DPs about Double Cash. What does normally get people shut down, maxing CL continuously, obvious online MS, something else?
Bottom line, as AlohaDaveKennedy points out, the banks all play closer attention to their cards that effectively pay back in cash. if your preferred vehicles to MS are cash back cards, either you only do it very moderately (thus a waste of time/effort) or else you prepare for the eventual outcome. Banks dont like MS on their own inhouse cards that effectively pay back in cash. |
Got the axe from Suntrust today. Personal and biz. Biz ate the MO's. Personal was left over from an account opening bonus last year. At least I made $500 in bonuses off them.
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This is actually a "happy they cancelled card."
Ive used and abused this card many, many times in the past few years. Got shutdown with a "who cares" card last month. Comenity Total Rewards shut me down for "too many inquiries." The beauty is, I got the card just for the 10,000 points and 2 free buffets. I was going to New Orleans and wanted em. Got card on Monday and $1k spend on Monday @ GC.com. Points showed up on Thursday, and Friday I got shut down. I didn't know it though until I got back and got letter. The buffets worked in New Orleans Harrah's on Sunday. Eh, got what I wanted and they shut it down for me, easy. Cant wait to apply again in a few months. Ha |
Originally Posted by RamboAroundTheWorld
(Post 28124316)
Got the axe from Suntrust today. Personal and biz. Biz ate the MO's. Personal was left over from an account opening bonus last year. At least I made $500 in bonuses off them.
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Were you playing with ST Delta debits or CCs or just recycling paper there?:cool:
Originally Posted by RamboAroundTheWorld
(Post 28124316)
Got the axe from Suntrust today. Personal and biz. Biz ate the MO's. Personal was left over from an account opening bonus last year. At least I made $500 in bonuses off them.
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