@Anonymous wrote:
@ddemari wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Posters do not need to post screenshots to 'prove' their posts. You either can believe them or not. We don't require documentation . It's entirely up to those who make these reports what they want to include.
I definitely understand and respect that. but since so many people post screenshoots, I just think it would resignate more deeply for me as visuals work wonders on my mind. but understand no proof is required or necessary, I just think it would really give people a wake up call. but thats just me.
If a post that indicates AA isn't enough of a wake up call, not sure how a screenshot is going to help much. Too often when we 'tell' people to include screenshots it's just calling into question the veracity of their post. Without any proof that someone is fabricating their story we don't need to do that anymore than we require screenshots in the approvals section.
point taken 
@JSS3 wrote:Very interested in this thread to SEE what AA looks like. For instance, are options greyed out? Do you see 0.00 or N/A?
After being very bad, I went to log into Barclays early in the morning and saw that my available credit was way less. I panicked only for it to update later. Swore that was AA. Couple other times Barclays has shown N/A. Once for Chase too a few months back. Again, both updated and all was well. This happens around 3-6:00am when one should be sleeping.
So I thought I witnessed AA but they weren't. What does real AA look like?
barclays has done that before to me too! late at night the available credit flucuated and then goes back to normal. this is a new card of mine just opened, there fore available credit says 0 but if you look down at credit line it says $3,000.00. I assume if the card was closed, it was say 0 There too.
