@coreyb80 wrote:That's definitely been my issue the emotional attachment, but as you stated it's time let go and move on. I'm also of the mind, I could be wrong, that some creditors view you differently when they do not see the bottom feeders, again this is not gospel, but only my opinion haha. I'll be calling Credit One after I pay this $50 balance and shut it down. The $1K AMEX they gave me with a $99 annual definitely has to go.
You can product change that AMEX at some point (if it's an actual AMEX card) so I would keep it for now. You got your foot in the door so to speak with them no reason to slam it shut now.
3/3/24
@Lou-natic wrote:
@coreyb80 wrote:That's definitely been my issue the emotional attachment, but as you stated it's time let go and move on. I'm also of the mind, I could be wrong, that some creditors view you differently when they do not see the bottom feeders, again this is not gospel, but only my opinion haha. I'll be calling Credit One after I pay this $50 balance and shut it down. The $1K AMEX they gave me with a $99 annual definitely has to go.
You can product change that AMEX at some point (if it's an actual AMEX card) so I would keep it for now. You got your foot in the door so to speak with them no reason to slam it shut now.
Credit One Amex is not the same as an Amex issued by American Express National Bank (AENB).
