@CreditInspired wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Thanks for the explanation. Calling today to say buh-bye. Never been so excited to cancel something lol.
@addicted_to_credit wrote:
You’ll lose the available credit but it’s credit one any thing over 500 is generous. The account itself should report for several years, it could be 7 10 or more. I have 2 Amex cards that were closed 2011 or 2012 and they’re still there hanging out. I’d definitely drop the axe on credit one, they probably charged you a fee for mentioning them.
Just make sure that once you close the Credit1 to check for the next two months for any trailing interest and/or fees that need to be paid.
Also, a big congrats on the Chase approval and nice SL.
I didnt really use it. But when I called to cancel I only had the $8.45 monthly fee charge on it. They waived it for me and closed it after trying to get me stay 
. I have to check to make sure they really did waive the monthly fee.
@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditInspired wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Thanks for the explanation. Calling today to say buh-bye. Never been so excited to cancel something lol.
@addicted_to_credit wrote:
You’ll lose the available credit but it’s credit one any thing over 500 is generous. The account itself should report for several years, it could be 7 10 or more. I have 2 Amex cards that were closed 2011 or 2012 and they’re still there hanging out. I’d definitely drop the axe on credit one, they probably charged you a fee for mentioning them.
Just make sure that once you close the Credit1 to check for the next two months for any trailing interest and/or fees that need to be paid.
Also, a big congrats on the Chase approval and nice SL.
I didnt really use it. But when I called to cancel I only had the $8.45 monthly fee charge on it. They waived it for me and closed it after trying to get me stay
Check again next month too. It's better to be safe than sorry.
