07-23-2012 09:02 AM
07-23-2012 09:27 AM
They make money from transaction fees. No need to pay interest if not needed.
jsickz32 wrote:
This is why i always let a balance post every 3 months in every card i got. They gave me credit so the least thing i can do is let them make some dollars out of me by letting them charge me interest in that balance.
07-23-2012 09:29 AM
07-23-2012 09:41 AM
jsickz32 wrote:
This is why i always let a balance post every 3 months in every card i got. They gave me credit so the least thing i can do is let them make some dollars out of me by letting them charge me interest in that balance.
I've got 20 bucks I can lend you so that you can pay me $25 back.
They are making their money on swipe fees, don't lose money on carrying balances.
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07-23-2012 09:42 AM
07-23-2012 10:03 AM
I doubt a small running balance will prevent cld vs pif and same use. Never had a card cld me unless there was no use.
jsickz32 wrote:
@crashem still i rather pay 4 dollars of interest than them lowering my cl cuz they they dont think i need it.
07-23-2012 10:38 AM
Hey everyone
Just got off the phone with a credit analyst. CLD'd for two main reasons, excessive inq's (we've been mortgage shopping) and I guess they were freaked by a $15k personal loan that DW took out a couple of months ago. Credit analyst confirmed there have been no lates on these accounts, or any accounts on the reports. Analyst was friendly, but firm that the CLD's will remain at this time and will probably stay that way for 12-18 months. I tried pushing a little but they wouldn't budge. I asked if the CL's would be decreased further and was told "anything is possible"
FICO's between 700-715 all three pulled this morning by myself.
*shrugs* I feel kinda stupid now, I've been touting how great Chase has been to us for the past year; guess I'll be having some crow for dinner tonight.
07-23-2012 10:43 AM
n777ua wrote:Hey everyone
Just got off the phone with a credit analyst. CLD'd for two main reasons, excessive inq's (we've been mortgage shopping) and I guess they were freaked by a $15k personal loan that DW took out a couple of months ago. Credit analyst confirmed there have been no lates on these accounts, or any accounts on the reports. Analyst was friendly, but firm that the CLD's will remain at this time and will probably stay that way for 12-18 months. I tried pushing a little but they wouldn't budge. I asked if the CL's would be decreased further and was told "anything is possible"
FICO's between 700-715 all three pulled this morning by myself.
*shrugs* I feel kinda stupid now, I've been touting how great Chase has been to us for the past year; guess I'll be having some crow for dinner tonight.
how many inq's did chase deem excessive?
07-23-2012 10:47 AM
n777ua wrote:
FICO's between 700-715 all three pulled this morning by myself.
All three?
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07-23-2012 10:58 AM
how many inq's did chase deem excessive?
8 over 6 wks

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