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I've actually never intentionally (lol) closed any credit card, let alone a secured card, let alone First Premier, which I've heard is nasty when you try to close their card. Any suggestions on the best way to close it? Online or via phone? Since I put a deposit down of $99, do I just pay it down to that amount and let them eat the rest, or pay it all the way down then let them refund me the deposit?
Any insight is much appreciated. Thanks.
Well, I'm sure the deposit doesn't work like that. Pay the card down to $0 and they will refund your deposit.
Most card issuers require you to call in and yes, they will probably try to talk you in to keeping it. Just stand firm.
I was able to cancel a Comenity card via automated system so hopefully that's an option for you.
Check this out. There could be different cards though. This is what Hubby has.
Just a suggestion regarding how to handle the situation........
and in the event that the former suggestion fails to solve the situation....
@Anonymous wrote:Just a suggestion regarding how to handle the situation........
NO!!!
Use ACID or FIRE. LOL!!
I didn't have any issues when I closed my 2 First Premiere cards. They offered me "free" credit limit increases on both my cards and to waive the annual fee, which I declined. Nobody was nasty about it and they are actually supposed to be sending me a refund of the annual fee that I paid on one of my cards about 2 weeks before closing it. Still waiting. I closed the account 2 months ago. :-/ I should probably call them actually.