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DH was ratejacked last year to 28%...Account listed as CLOSED due to Inactivity. Not a huge balance.
I emailed them citing 12 ontime's...could they decrease interest? They declined because the account is listed as CLOSED.
I emailed again.....Gee Good to Know. Since you won't help, we'll just include you in our bk7.
I just received a message.....They're lowering the percentage to 17. Every little bit helps.
@fishbjc wrote:DH was ratejacked last year to 28%...Account listed as CLOSED due to Inactivity. Not a huge balance.
I emailed them citing 12 ontime's...could they decrease interest? They declined because the account is listed as CLOSED.
I emailed again.....Gee Good to Know. Since you won't help, we'll just include you in our bk7.
I just received a message.....They're lowering the percentage to 17. Every little bit helps.
Good for you! 17% is better than 28%!
LOL, SWEEEEEET! better your pocket than a cfo bonus-
May be a sneaky way to get your APR lowered, not to sure if it was a smart moved to place in writing (e-mail) that you will just include Chase in your Bankruptcy filling.
Although the account is closed, your e-mail may have been inserted in your account file.
You may have caused more harm to yourself than your realize, “unintended consequences”.
That strategy could come back to haunt you.
sure, better to avoid a paper trail that could possibly cast you in a negative light but what consequences- as you noted it's a closed account: boo hoo! i'll never have another chase cc (which i doubt they blacklist people for seeking only to get their bills paid in a reasonable pricing, rather than via bk) even one of the biggest usuries in the world is probably quite happy to have a customer willing to pay 17% on a closed acct post haste. once it's paid off, he may get swamped with preapprovals from the new Chase/Wamu, now that's an unintended consquence perhaps unworthy of OP's attention.