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I've closed a few cc prior to joining this forum (lol didn't know that I was supposed to leave them open). I've closed 2 from Household bank, 2 from Cap1, Shell gas card, Macy's, JCP, etc.
There are only 2 that I regret closing and those were Shell and Union 76 cards since they were the first few cards that I got from '98 and '99 and there was no fee just to keep them open.
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Not really... I suppose my first card, but then again it was a Capital One (no-annual fee Master Card); I'm getting the vibe around here that C.One isn't all that great??
I do regret AmExpress closing my Blue CC a couple years ago... not sure why? I never maxed out, neither was I ever late with payments
I closed my very first credit card - 1st Financial Bank USA. I regret closing it because it was my oldest account. I closed it because they wouldn't lower the APR or raise the limit. I should have just kept it open for the age but I was really annoyed with them.
@Volpes wrote:
I do regret AmExpress closing my Blue CC a couple years ago... not sure why? I never maxed out, neither was I ever late with payments
American Express can close your account without even giving you an explanation? Wow!
My first credit card which was a Cap One... It just didnt grow with me, I wish I knew about the EO back then
@Kels wrote:
@Volpes wrote:
I do regret AmExpress closing my Blue CC a couple years ago... not sure why? I never maxed out, neither was I ever late with payments
American Express can close your account without even giving you an explanation? Wow!
Hmm, maybe they did give me a generic reason, I can't recall/remember. It was a very busy and exhausting time in my life.
Still don't know "why" they would close it considering I was fairly responsible with the account.
For me, the only one has been the Amex Zync. I had to close it to open up slots for other Amex cards. I really do miss the 3X MR points on dining and 2X at Costco.