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Brammy wrote:What yoiu lose depends on what each is doing for you, usage etc. Can another card's rewards rpogram make up for what you're closing? Heck you can use any card at Wally World...lol! I use Target.
netpanther wrote:23,000 is a lot to lose of free util...does it have an AF? If so, then I understand.
alaskan_assassin wrote:
walmart card is for the 0% apr deals
Brammy wrote:
What yoiu lose depends on what each is doing for you, usage etc. Can another card's rewards rpogram make up for what you're closing? Heck you can use any card at Wally World...lol! I use Target.
Message Edited by alaskan_assassin on 12-02-2007 05:39 PM
What kind of hassle? If it paid off to zero? How long have you had it? Just me, since it has no AF I would keep it- and but it in "my book" aka sockdrawer...
alaskan_assassin wrote:No fee just a hasle
netpanther wrote:23,000 is a lot to lose of free util...does it have an AF? If so, then I understand.
netpanther wrote:
What kind of hassle? If it paid off to zero? How long have you had it? Just me, since it has no AF I would keep it- and but it in "my book" aka sockdrawer...
alaskan_assassin wrote:
No fee just a hasle
netpanther wrote:
23,000 is a lot to lose of free util...does it have an AF? If so, then I understand.
with his lines probably jsut doesn't want worry about he possiblity of an Amex meltdown if he decides to investigaate a new product or take a trip to Tahiti to get out o the cold.
netpanther wrote:What kind of hassle? If it paid off to zero? How long have you had it? Just me, since it has no AF I would keep it- and but it in "my book" aka sockdrawer...
alaskan_assassin wrote:No fee just a hasle
netpanther wrote:23,000 is a lot to lose of free util...does it have an AF? If so, then I understand.