got a en email from Chase ...
We are writing in response to your recent online
correspondence.
We?ve sent you a letter in error and ask that you please
disregard it. We apologize for any inconvenience our error
may have caused.
.... and the one they wanted me to disregard was ....
Original Message Follows:
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CigProfileId: xxxxxxxxxxx
NAME: xxxxxxxxxxxxx
CUSTOMER USERTYPE: PR
CUSTOMER TYPE: PER
CUSTOMER DOMAININDICATOR: COL
SEGMENT: CCI
SOURCE: COL Message Center
CATEGORY TYPE: Other/Inquiry Not Listed
DOMAININDICATOR: COL
ATTACHMENTSIZE: 0
ECI: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
PCUSTSEG: CCI
PRODTYPE: CCS
PRODUCT CODE: 080
SUB PRODUCT CODE: 001
PEC: Y
TYPE: PER
INTERNAL STATUS: N
EXTERNAL STATUS: N
VIP INDICATOR: N/A
HIGH VALUE CUSTOMER: N/A
PRIVATE BANKER: N/A
all these codes !! had to take out most of them 
but whatever they mean Chase sure knows their customers 
@wacdenney wrote:I want to see mine!! I wonder what you have to do to get that "high value customer" field checked???
no idea i was surprise when i saw it i want special treatment
@wacdenney wrote:I want to see mine!! I wonder what you have to do to get that "high value customer" field checked???
Guess some sort of acount with chase where they know you have over X amt with them whether that is 250k or something else, but guessing they know your net worth.
One can only speculate.. I use to work at Chase in the credit card division and helped write the some of the offer management system about 8 years ago, but deffinetly never saw any of this . Its also been so long, I don't remember much from that contract eitherwas doing the behind the scene database work on the system
Cool! I'm not (that) surprised. They actually report your IP address to credit bureaus.
