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they are complete morons, I would just use an atm vs doing anything with cap1. who wants a card that reports anyhow. the entire reason for a business card is in theory they come with higher limits and they don't report. to get hit with 3 hps when you had a bk just over a year ago makes zero sense. imo. did you burn ax in your bk? chase will not extend credit if a bk is reporting but ax might and it should not cost a hp to find out
UPDATE:
I think the only reason Capital One took it upon themselves to close my original Spark card is because I initially contacted them and asked them to update the information. If I just applied for a new card and didn’t inform them of the change, the old card would probably stay open. I did go ahead and apply for the same card over again, and it was approved with the same limit.
As for my BK, I did include Amex. That’s why I’m grateful for Capital One while I work on improving my scores.
@CashBackQueen wrote:UPDATE:
I think the only reason Capital One took it upon themselves to close my original Spark card is because I initially contacted them and asked them to update the information. If I just applied for a new card and didn’t inform them of the change, the old card would probably stay open. I did go ahead and apply for the same card over again, and it was approved with the same limit.
As for my BK, I did include Amex. That’s why I’m grateful for Capital One while I work on improving my scores.
All of which goes to prove my initial point. There was no reason for them to put you through this inconvenience.