@DI wrote:
And won't be the last since you both are so inclined to think I committed fraud.
DI, you introduced the concept of fraud here. You established that you are not eligible for USAA insurance products, and when questioned about how you eventually gained access, you refused to provide details. In fact, your initial response was “I've learned I have to keep quiet about some things in these forums. It upset some members and create an uproar then the thread become locked.”
The situation you refer to is one in which some folks were upset because you fraudulently gained access to a CU, and posted about it in the credit forum. In this post, folks were “reminded” that discussing and encouraging fraud is against the TOS. So if this USAA insurance venture were truly “on the level”, why did you reference this other incident? Apparently there is a common theme. You evidently enjoy providing minute-by-minute details on other credit ventures you embark on, so why is this one different? It appears you’re either lying about obtaining insurance in the first place, or you (again) chose to commit fraud. You now appear to believe that keeping the details to yourself, or inviting folks to gain the details via PMs, somehow makes it “OK”. It doesn’t.
If you post something in a public forum, you are inviting folks to question or comment. If you’re defensive about the details, then perhaps the subject belongs in the “to yourself” category. Attempting to halt discussion by saying “This is the credit card forum not insurance” is weak – you are the one who introduced the subject of insurance in the credit forum.
