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Originally Posted by I can see for miles
(Post 34102841)
Been more than 18 months, and been approved for a Citi personal AA and a Citi biz AA card. In my experience Chase and CapOne are the only major CC issuers that may approve you for a card post-shutdown, then pull the rug out.
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Originally Posted by andyandy
(Post 34158822)
As a fellow Barclay blacklist member, I applaud your idea for propping up our failing Postal Service. It also brings to mind Andy Dufresne in The Shawshank Redemption writing letter after letter to the legislature until they sent him money for books.
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Originally Posted by sowhatwegetdrunk
(Post 34072861)
Any DP on cap one bans? Are they for a long time?
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Got cut by USBank. Typical "we exercise our right to terminate your account for any reason" sort of letter informing me the account would be closed in 30 days. Luckily this meant I could move all the post-statement points out of the account. I was running close to $1mm a month via Apple Pay on the Altitude card for a year, so it was inevitable. Given everyone else's experience with this card and giftcards, I am surprised they did not cut it earlier. They charged the annual fee around 6 weeks ago and are refusing to refund. Is there any way to force that to be prorated? Has anyone had luck reapplying?
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Originally Posted by TTT103
(Post 34159209)
I too am a member of the Barclays Banned for Life club, and like the idea of daily applications. Of course, the letters are autogenerated, so other than the cost of postage, probably doesn't impact the bank much.
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Originally Posted by gmangg
(Post 34441291)
Got cut by USBank. Typical "we exercise our right to terminate your account for any reason" sort of letter informing me the account would be closed in 30 days. Luckily this meant I could move all the post-statement points out of the account. I was running close to $1mm a month via Apple Pay on the Altitude card for a year, so it was inevitable. Given everyone else's experience with this card and giftcards, I am surprised they did not cut it earlier. They charged the annual fee around 6 weeks ago and are refusing to refund. Is there any way to force that to be prorated? Has anyone had luck reapplying?
Most of the time the bank will cave since the cost of refunding the annual fee is far less to the bank than just paying for the arbitration. And that doesn't even factor in the chance that they could lose the arbitration. |
Originally Posted by yoyo
(Post 34441691)
what did you do?
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Shutdown by WF. both biz and personal. deposited probably millions of $ in MO a few years back.
Used those accounts as primary hubs. I won't miss them but I was surprised. |
Originally Posted by randomdude
(Post 34443488)
Shutdown by WF. both biz and personal. deposited probably millions of $ in MO a few years back.
Used those accounts as primary hubs. I won't miss them but I was surprised. Was it because you were shut down for an activity that you did several years ago (and I presume from your post that you were no longer doing it) or that it tooK WF so long to shut you down at all? |
Originally Posted by TTT103
(Post 34442509)
....business expenses,....
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Originally Posted by radonc1
(Post 34445224)
Why were you surprised?
Was it because you were shut down for an activity that you did several years ago (and I presume from your post that you were no longer doing it) or that it tooK WF so long to shut you down at all? |
Originally Posted by mia
(Post 34448004)
Reimbursed by your employer, or your own business?
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Originally Posted by TTT103
(Post 34451165)
... even with documentation, Barclays wouldn't budge.
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Originally Posted by TTT103
(Post 34451165)
Employer....
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Originally Posted by randomdude
(Post 34450997)
Yes, I stopped about 2y ago and haven't done anything suspicious since. Except from depositing checks or ACH from BGs, but I don't think that was that.
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