@enharu wrote:LOL.
Hey at least you didn't cut cash up
But I bet Yude forgets cash in his pockets and washes it frequently 
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Wow...this happens outside of a tv sitcom...lol?
Glad to know I am not the only one who does thongs like that. 
ROFLOL! I almost did it the other day with my cash+
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@ Yudeology:
Step 1: Check Mail
Step 2: Rejoice when new card arrives
Step 3: Read all T&C to make sure nothing changed of any signifigance (yah, right, like you will do that)
Step 4: Activate new card, leaving the sticker on it, at least partially.
Step 5: Place newly activated card in wallet, with partial sticker on it, while at the same time removing old card, verifying via Exp. Date.
Step 6: wrap old card in paper, with date and reason for it being out of your wallet written on it
Step 7: Place old card in SD... leaving it wrapped
Step 8: The next time you are going to use that particular lender's card, use the new one.
iF ACCEPTED PROCEED TO STEP 9, IF DECLINED PROCEED TO STEP 11
Step 9: Remove old card that is wrapped in paper in your SD
Step 10: Shred Old Card
Step 11: Place old card wrapped in paper in front of you and call CS to verify that the new card has been activated, and that your account has not suffered AA or FR from too many apps
Step 12: repeat above steps until new card is working properly, then go to Step 9 again once satisfied it is working correctly.
There you have it folks.. The 12 Steps of accepting an upgrade, or a new replacement card from your credit card companies . I hope it saves someone else the aggrevation
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@Pupeitmeister wrote:@ Yudeology:
Step 1: Check Mail
Step 2: Rejoice when new card arrives
Step 3: Read all T&C to make sure nothing changed of any signifigance (yah, right, like you will do that)
Step 4: Activate new card, leaving the sticker on it, at least partially.
Step 5: Place newly activated card in wallet, with partial sticker on it, while at the same time removing old card, verifying via Exp. Date.
Step 6: wrap old card in paper, with date and reason for it being out of your wallet written on it
Step 7: Place old card in SD... leaving it wrapped
Step 8: The next time you are going to use that particular lender's card, use the new one.
iF ACCEPTED PROCEED TO STEP 9, IF DECLINED PROCEED TO STEP 11
Step 9: Remove old card that is wrapped in paper in your SD
Step 10: Shred Old Card
Step 11: Place old card wrapped in paper in front of you and call CS to verify that the new card has been activated, and that your account has not suffered AA or FR from too many apps
Step 12: repeat above steps until new card is working properly, then go to Step 9 again once satisfied it is working correctly.
There you have it folks.. The 12 Steps of accepting an upgrade, or a new replacement card from your credit card companies . I hope it saves someone else the aggrevation
LMFAO!! Sounds good!
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@Pupeitmeister wrote:@ Yudeology:
Step 1: Check Mail CHECK.
Step 2: Rejoice when new card arrives I DANCED MY BUTT OFF DOING KANGNAM STYLE
Step 3: Read all T&C to make sure nothing changed of any signifigance (yah, right, like you will do that) CHECK.
Step 4: Activate new card, leaving the sticker on it, at least partially. CHECK.
Step 5: Place newly activated card in wallet, with partial sticker on it, while at the same time removing old card, verifying via Exp. Date. DARN IT.
Step 6: wrap old card in paper, with date and reason for it being out of your wallet written on it I GOT THE ERROR MSG SINCE MY MISTAKE FROM PREVIOUS STEP
Step 7: Place old card in SD... leaving it wrapped GOT THE "YOUR REQUEST CANNOT BE PROCESSED" MSG
Step 8: The next time you are going to use that particular lender's card, use the new one. ERROR.
iF ACCEPTED PROCEED TO STEP 9, IF DECLINED PROCEED TO STEP 11
Step 9: Remove old card that is wrapped in paper in your SD
Step 10: Shred Old Card
Step 11: Place old card wrapped in paper in front of you and call CS to verify that the new card has been activated, and that your account has not suffered AA or FR from too many apps I GOT THIS MSG:
Step 12: repeat above steps until new card is working properly, then go to Step 9 again once satisfied it is working correctly.
There you have it folks.. The 12 Steps of accepting an upgrade, or a new replacement card from your credit card companies . I hope it saves someone else the aggrevation
