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First of all I used my Discover Card to buy something online. how do I cancel it? Hoping for any response. Another question I got... My TU report is spotless, with no inquiries until now, so I applied for two known TU pullers: UMB Linux and Barclays.. |
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Hmm... I need to find out myself. I don't know what is the answer. I'll do some research in Google and get back to you if I got an decent answer. You should email the people at Discover Card as they probably could answer your Discover Card question..
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Nice job!!.
And seriously, what the heck does "sufficient obligations with bankcards" actually mean?.. |
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Too much available credit for his income..
And I'll say it before George does ... ". AVAILABLE. I. S. N. OT DEB. T. ". But it IS available, and therefore some level of risk.. If you don't have the credit available, you can't charge it up and suddenly find you've spent beyond your means... |
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PROVE I AM GOING TO SPEND $500,000+ or $200,000+ or $100,000+ WITH-OUT BEING ABLE TO PAY.
Where is the history of spending much more than $30,000 in one single month. (other than a few 0.00% NO FEE BT's here and there that went way over $30,000). 10% RULE. Give me $200 I can only spend. $20. On your card. Give me $3,000 I can only spend. $300. On your card. Give me $50,000 I can spend. $5,000. On your card. This post has been edited by. GEORGE. : 18 January 2010 - 12:44 PM.. |
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This is the part you always seem to miss....
You want something from them (a card, a high limit, etc.), not the other way around.. So they have no necessity or desire to prove anything to you. The burden of proof is on you to show that you meet their requirements... |
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What the heck does "sufficient obligations with bankcards" actually mean?..
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You can sell somebody a house and they never make one more payment.
You can rent somebody an apartment and never pay again. You can sell somebody a car and they don't make one more payment. BUT IF THEY MAKE ALL THE PAYMENTS ON TIME AND PAY IN FULL.... DID YOU WIN BY GETTING YOUR BIG GIRL PANTIES IN A BUNCH OVER A PRESUMED RISK???. This post has been edited by. GEORGE. : 18 January 2010 - 01:05 PM.. |
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Definitely. my spouse had over 70K with barclays but never used it and barclays closed the cards. she could have cared less. boa, citi, amex, nasa, and hsbc have all been good to her but if anyone of them closed her cards she'd just move on. there is no right to a high limit or to a credit product...
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Looks to me like he was invited. How about letting the OP have his thread back?..
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They were jerks, but they're converting my card to a Blue Cash, which didn't exist when I got mine, and giving me back all my membership rewards points. So I'm mollified for the moment, and I'd like to keep them and be one of those ancient amex cardholders in my old age...
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