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Originally Posted by Carl
(Post 27786065)
Getting the axe for what exactly?
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Originally Posted by AlohaDaveKennedy
(Post 27786526)
Stop in the name of the Grammer Police!
Churring is defined as: "The sharp whirring or trilling sound made by some insects and birds, such as the grasshopper and partridge." While Aesop's Fables suggest MSfolk are more grasshopper than ant and the bible suggests that we are like the birds of the air, our ability to MS by churring is a new one on me. But if you really have figured a way to MS by churring cards please keep the secret to yourself as the evil bloggers will jump on it and soon kill this novel technique. :p |
Originally Posted by AlohaDaveKennedy
(Post 27786468)
Ain't that discrimination when a bank closes credit cards for (MS) customers with excellent credit and repayment histories? I guess they prefer customers with poor credit and repayment histories so they can create another financial crisis like the one that lead to the Great Recession. Then these wise bankers can force taxpayers with excellent credit and repayment histories to subsidize their failures and gross management incompetence. :eek:
It's called TOS, but you knew that already
Originally Posted by AlohaDaveKennedy
(Post 27786526)
Stop in the name of the Grammer Police!
But if you really have figured a way to MS by churring cards please keep the secret to yourself as the evil bloggers will jump on it and soon kill this novel technique. :p |
Originally Posted by FlightNurse
(Post 27809439)
:rolleyes: I have it's called flipping houses, doing pretty good, I'm not going to waste my time running all over town getting money orders when on one house I can make between 30-50K worth of points, do that 5-6 times a year.
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Seems easier to flip a house than to spend an hour at Walmart, no?
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After trying to ACH money in into UFB, got a flood of emails saying that my external connections were all suspended, and that the account was suspended. I only use this account for MOs and payments to 2 cards.
CSR said it was suspended because the names didn't match on the bank accounts (external was in my wife's name). Suggested that I could do the ACH from the other bank into UFB instead, that is never an issue. Said all suspensions should be lifted by tomorrow. |
Originally Posted by stuntgoats
(Post 27788963)
I got my three letters today and they all say the same thing:
"We have recently conducted a review of our accounts. Following this review, we regret to advise you that we are no longer able to provide you with a credit card account because of your usage history. Your account has been closed in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Cardmember Agreement that governs your account. A consumer credit-reporting agency was not used in making this determination." So maybe they conducted the review since I asked them to waive the AF on one account and then they didn't like the MS (usage). I immediately (when I discovered they closed my accounts) redeemed all my Arrival+ points for a statement credit (at a not that great $0.01 value) and they wiped the remaining (the ones I got back at the 5% redemption rate) amount the next day. Any suggestions about trying to CFPB for anything or should I just be thankful I got something? |
Originally Posted by josephstern
(Post 27810352)
Seems easier to flip a house than to spend an hour at Walmart, no?
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Originally Posted by stuntgoats
(Post 27788963)
I got my three letters today and they all say the same thing:
"We have recently conducted a review of our accounts. Following this review, we regret to advise you that we are no longer able to provide you with a credit card account because of your usage history. Your account has been closed in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Cardmember Agreement that governs your account. A consumer credit-reporting agency was not used in making this determination." So maybe they conducted the review since I asked them to waive the AF on one account and then they didn't like the MS (usage). I immediately (when I discovered they closed my accounts) redeemed all my Arrival+ points for a statement credit (at a not that great $0.01 value) and they wiped the remaining (the ones I got back at the 5% redemption rate) amount the next day. Any suggestions about trying to CFPB for anything or should I just be thankful I got something? |
Originally Posted by CWAL
(Post 27809855)
I'm not gonna waste my time flipping houses when I can just chirr my cards. ;)
Originally Posted by josephstern
(Post 27810352)
Seems easier to flip a house than to spend an hour at Walmart, no?
Originally Posted by RamboAroundTheWorld
(Post 27811093)
when you get left holding the bag with a termite infested dump or a house that needs a complete remodel you might long for the days of walmart customer service lines.
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Originally Posted by FlightNurse
(Post 27814362)
Sounds like you know nothing about flipping a houses which is fine, it's not for everybody. Some people like spending hours at the PO and some do not. I also know a thing or two about flipping and i agree MS is preferable, mostly because of the lower chance of disaster. |
Being a flipper only works so long until you get too close to the trawlers and end up as bycatch.:p
Originally Posted by FlightNurse
(Post 27809439)
It's called TOS, but you knew that already
:rolleyes: I have it's called flipping houses, doing pretty good, I'm not going to waste my time running all over town getting money orders when on one house I can make between 30-50K worth of points, do that 5-6 times a year. |
I just got an email notifying me of an external transfer from my Barclays savings account. At first I thought it was phishing. Nope, it was legit. Wait, did someone somehow add a new bank account and take my money? Nope. Barclays closed my account and transferred the balance to an external account on file. Guess it takes a bit longer, but they don't just stop with credit cards.
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Originally Posted by Carl
(Post 27815922)
I just got an email notifying me of an external transfer from my Barclays savings account. At first I thought it was phishing. Nope, it was legit. Wait, did someone somehow add a new bank account and take my money? Nope. Barclays closed my account and transferred the balance to an external account on file. Guess it takes a bit longer, but they don't just stop with credit cards.
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Originally Posted by tempest347
(Post 27814641)
I also know a thing or two about flipping and i agree MS is preferable, mostly because of the lower chance of disaster. |
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