Apr 6, 2017, 2:38 pm
Last edit by: ChrisFlyer66
This is the thread for 2017. The 2018 discussion can be found here.
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1. SHUTdn by Bank, Credit Card info. (@m3x, chs3 ,c1t1 and brcl@y)
2. Length of account before closure and CL?
3. Average monthly account balance checking and savings?
4. Volume of ms per month and how many months?
5. Cycle CL?
6. Did you BP using both options?
- BP by issuing bank (@m3x, chs3, c1t1 and brcl@y)
- BP by Vis/MC
7. Did you spell out the bank's full name in an internet forum?
When reporting/posting here please give as many details as you can or you will be asked for it anyways. Copy and paste the text below and alter as needed.
1. SHUTdn by Bank, Credit Card info. (@m3x, chs3 ,c1t1 and brcl@y)
2. Length of account before closure and CL?
3. Average monthly account balance checking and savings?
4. Volume of ms per month and how many months?
5. Cycle CL?
6. Did you BP using both options?
- BP by issuing bank (@m3x, chs3, c1t1 and brcl@y)
- BP by Vis/MC
7. Did you spell out the bank's full name in an internet forum?
2017 Shutdown Thread
Dec 26, 2017, 5:01 pm
#466
Join Date: May 2016
Posts: 102
Exact same here. Capital One shut both my accounts down a couple of months ago. One of them I had since I was 18 (15 years ago). Citi just shut down my double cash and simplicity card. I'm not sure if it triggered it, but the 0% on my Simplicity card expired, and I paid it off because they sent me multiple offers for 0% with a 3% fee. I then used the whole credit line as a balance transfer. The double cash card I used for most of my daily spending and probably ms'd about $8000 a month on it.
Dec 26, 2017, 5:13 pm
#467
Join Date: Oct 2015
Location: NRT
Programs: UA gold
Posts: 135
Exact same here. Capital One shut both my accounts down a couple of months ago. One of them I had since I was 18 (15 years ago). Citi just shut down my double cash and simplicity card. I'm not sure if it triggered it, but the 0% on my Simplicity card expired, and I paid it off because they sent me multiple offers for 0% with a 3% fee. I then used the whole credit line as a balance transfer. The double cash card I used for most of my daily spending and probably ms'd about $8000 a month on it.
Jan 1, 2018, 7:54 am
#468
Original Poster
Join Date: Feb 2015
Posts: 194
Last edited by ChrisFlyer66; Mar 22, 2018 at 8:55 pm