@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditMagic7 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@805orbust wrote:Totally agree dude. During the conversation, the portfolio guy even commended me on how well I am managing my credit. You really can't make this stuff up.
Crazytown, I tell you. lol
Yep.
They ALWAYS said the exact same thing to me in the 2 years i held their cards and called in for anything.
It's part of their canned response for most. Typical hot air balloon lingo for them.
They absolutely love to be detested
They are nothing but a big bag of wind.
To you maybe. I have had nothing but a great experience with them. Do you think 2 years is a long time customer? Is 1 year? I personally don't. Maybe because I have had a card with them since 2008. Haven't used it in a few years but still get auto CLI's regularly. Banks are allowed to look at a persons entire portfolio and choose how to act with that customer and we have a choice not to bank with them. It sems people are always chasing the next new thing (sign up bonus, etc.). Their However, I feel banks and companies reward their loyal customers. As an example. I've been with Cox for over 15 years, called up yesterday and received $25 off a month for 24 months just by asking. I bet I wouldn't have received that if I was only with them for 2 years.
Banks and companies will probably reward their loyal customers so long as they see profit. The moment they feel differently, no amount of customer loyalty will stop them from cutting the cord
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
Banks and companies will probably reward their loyal customers so long as they see profit. The moment they feel differently, no amount of customer loyalty will stop them from cutting the cord
Those who have had and continue to have a positive experience with them? Good for you.
We all have those certain choice lenders where we question their tactics/policy and lean to those who treat us equally enough.
Never had the unfortune to fall to Barclays snap decision to pull back like many others did but then after a couple or so years that was as far as i was willing to risk with them because it only takes one smackdown to upset your whole progress efforts. A risk 4 this cardholder which was not worth damaging credibility with other much more stable steady lenders who pace differently.
Some harbor good expectations of being rewarded by lender's who enjoy growing with you not against those good efforts.
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
Banks and companies will probably reward their loyal customers so long as they see profit. The moment they feel differently, no amount of customer loyalty will stop them from cutting the cord
AFAIK, All i've done thus far is cost them money. I've gotten a 5K/1K/90D promo out of them no less than 10 times combined on my Aviator(s), AF's refunded. One of them even has the yearly 10K bonus. This is all on top of the SUBs. I've taken them for at least 180K AA miles and $300 in AF over the last two years.
I love it. Yeah definitely a strange breed, I gotta admit tho I did kind of enjoy sending them to hell. It's a great campfire story 
@sdchrgrboy wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditMagic7 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@805orbust wrote:Totally agree dude. During the conversation, the portfolio guy even commended me on how well I am managing my credit. You really can't make this stuff up.
Crazytown, I tell you. lol
Yep.
They ALWAYS said the exact same thing to me in the 2 years i held their cards and called in for anything.
It's part of their canned response for most. Typical hot air balloon lingo for them.
They absolutely love to be detested
They are nothing but a big bag of wind.
To you maybe. I have had nothing but a great experience with them. Do you think 2 years is a long time customer? Is 1 year? I personally don't. Maybe because I have had a card with them since 2008. Haven't used it in a few years but still get auto CLI's regularly. Banks are allowed to look at a persons entire portfolio and choose how to act with that customer and we have a choice not to bank with them. It sems people are always chasing the next new thing (sign up bonus, etc.). Their However, I feel banks and companies reward their loyal customers. As an example. I've been with Cox for over 15 years, called up yesterday and received $25 off a month for 24 months just by asking. I bet I wouldn't have received that if I was only with them for 2 years.
Lol!!!!
I'm glad you have experienced a wonderful relationship! Don't think for one minute they won't AA you because you have been a loyal, dedicated customer since 2008. They will wack you just as quick as the next person. Banks love no one and they don't know the meaning of loyalty.
Barclays= Wind Bag