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Looks like Comenity is picking up the Meijer cards! I'll go for it once it changes, I'm almost at the limit for Synchrony.
Wonder why Comenity doesn't make a bid for Sync... it's been for sale since like 2008!
Comenity could probably afford it now
@B335is wrote:Looks like Comenity is picking up the Meijer cards! I'll go for it once it changes, I'm almost at the limit for Synchrony.
Sync is losing a lot of their portfolio. Pretty soon, JCP and Walmart will be the only ones left.
@SunriseEarth wrote:
@B335is wrote:Looks like Comenity is picking up the Meijer cards! I'll go for it once it changes, I'm almost at the limit for Synchrony.
Sync is losing a lot of their portfolio. Pretty soon, JCP and Walmart will be the only ones left.
Sync is losing a lot of ther cards to what bank or banks? Witch cards are going to change?
WF is taking over Dillards.
@corymcd88 wrote:
@SunriseEarth wrote:
@B335is wrote:Looks like Comenity is picking up the Meijer cards! I'll go for it once it changes, I'm almost at the limit for Synchrony.
Sync is losing a lot of their portfolio. Pretty soon, JCP and Walmart will be the only ones left.
Sync is losing a lot of ther cards to what bank or banks? Witch cards are going to change?
The two I know off the top of my head are Dillard's (Wells Fargo) and Meijer (Comenity). Walmart and JCP make up a large portion of their portfolio.
@SunriseEarth wrote:
@corymcd88 wrote:
@SunriseEarth wrote:
@B335is wrote:Looks like Comenity is picking up the Meijer cards! I'll go for it once it changes, I'm almost at the limit for Synchrony.
Sync is losing a lot of their portfolio. Pretty soon, JCP and Walmart will be the only ones left.
Sync is losing a lot of ther cards to what bank or banks? Witch cards are going to change?
The two I know off the top of my head are Dillard's (Wells Fargo) and Meijer (Comenity). Walmart and JCP make up a large portion of their portfolio.
When is this happing and links to this info?
https://www.wellsfargo.com/about/press/2014/20140401_dillards-credit-card/
and PayPal will be next (see http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1601712/000119312514096671/d680310ds1.htm page 19)...
"PayPal, we expect to extend our program agreement for two years beyond its current contractual expiration date in 2014. Although we do not expect the program agreement to be extended beyond the two year extension, we expect that we will agree to a fixed formula for PayPal to purchase the portfolio after the extension expires"