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Now you are rubbing salt into my wounds.
I tried to re-establish an account with Chase and asked if they could back date it to 1986 (even gave them the account #) but I was shutdown.
I felt the CSR thought I was high just for making such a request. Their records don't go back eons. No way no how.
P.S. I am an AMEX green card holder from 1984. It works for me and really is a no limit charge card. No need to pay higher fees for a gold or platinum. My yearly fee is still $55.00.
@Thomas_Thumb wrote:Now you are rubbing salt into my wounds.
I tried to re-establish an account with Chase and asked if they could back date it to 1986 (even gave them the account #) but I was shutdown.
I felt the CSR thought I was high just for making such a request. Their records don't go back eons. No way no how.
Please pass the hash oil - THC is legal in Colorado now. Oh .. but I don't live in Colorado
gauging your scores, you have perfect credit obviously. you have a chase card you closed or was closed and asked them to reopen it? chase has never back dated anything like that and I dont think that really any bank does or ever did except amex. that is some swager though to call and ask!
chase has a longgggg memory too, but a closed card is closed.
I made a mistake and cancelled my account back in 2006 - after 20 years- because they sent out a notice that certain information on customers was going to be shared with 3rd parties. Little did I know that our info would become an open book "the scoring of America".
I tried to make amends but the price was too high - An inquiry and a newby account. Don't need them that much.