@trumpet-205 wrote:Keep in mind AMEX charges $25 to reopen an account, should they decide to reopen it.
Really?? Thats kind of a low blow considering the circumstances of the situation.
@HappySoda wrote:Well people who know finance and fraud better than you (AMEX) closed your card and there's a 99% chance you'll never have a card with them again. So you can hoo and haa about how people don't know you and have no right to say anything about you but the fact is that you'll still not have an AMEX.
And let me ask you this? If it was "no fault of yours" then why feel ashamed? The telltale sign is in the title of your post. You're ashamed because you know deep down this could have all been avoided. I'm done with this thread and I think I'll go apply for an AMEX tonight. My scores are in the 740's and I pay my bills on time so I'm sure I'll be approved.
Was there a real reason to say all of that??
You said your peace in earlier posts, no need to go further with it.
@HappySoda wrote:Well people who know finance and fraud better than you (AMEX) closed your card and there's a 99% chance you'll never have a card with them again. So you can hoo and haa about how people don't know you and have no right to say anything about you but the fact is that you'll still not have an AMEX.
And let me ask you this? If it was "no fault of yours" then why feel ashamed? The telltale sign is in the title of your post. You're ashamed because you know deep down this could have all been avoided. I'm done with this thread and I think I'll go apply for an AMEX tonight. My scores are in the 740's and I pay my bills on time so I'm sure I'll be approved.
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I believe that we have reached that point. Personal attacks will NOT be tolerated on these forums. While it is perfectly fine to disagree with a poster, it must be done in a manner that is respectful. The above post was both mean-spirited and unhelpful. If there are any other posts that include personal attacks, this thread will be locked pending moderator review. Let's not have it come to that, please.
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@LS2982 wrote:
@HappySoda wrote:Well people who know finance and fraud better than you (AMEX) closed your card and there's a 99% chance you'll never have a card with them again. So you can hoo and haa about how people don't know you and have no right to say anything about you but the fact is that you'll still not have an AMEX.
And let me ask you this? If it was "no fault of yours" then why feel ashamed? The telltale sign is in the title of your post. You're ashamed because you know deep down this could have all been avoided. I'm done with this thread and I think I'll go apply for an AMEX tonight. My scores are in the 740's and I pay my bills on time so I'm sure I'll be approved.
Was there a real reason to say all of that??
You said your peace in earlier posts, no need to go further with it.
+1
HappySoda ...with those types of comments you don’t belong on this board.. This is a place for encouragement.. Knowledge and above all.. Respect. As many of us here have said before.. When a person posts a problem we should be putting our heads together to find a resolution! You have not helped one bit.. you have only contributed to the problem.. I wish the OP all the luck in the world and I hope they can solve this problem with amex so that they can keep their good credit and good name with Amex..
Also, as much as it stinks to do so i think this thread should be locked and a new one started.. one that only offers help for the OP.. not one that is full of goofy mumbo jumbo that doesnt contribute to solving the issue at hand
@HappySoda wrote:Well people who know finance and fraud better than you (AMEX) closed your card and there's a 99% chance you'll never have a card with them again. So you can hoo and haa about how people don't know you and have no right to say anything about you but the fact is that you'll still not have an AMEX.
And let me ask you this? If it was "no fault of yours" then why feel ashamed? The telltale sign is in the title of your post. You're ashamed because you know deep down this could have all been avoided. I'm done with this thread and I think I'll go apply for an AMEX tonight. My scores are in the 740's and I pay my bills on time so I'm sure I'll be approved.
Keepin' it classy, huh, HS?
