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My mother has a QVC credit card that she has FINALLY agreed to let me cancel for her after several weeks of her receving shipments she never ordered and me having to box them up and take them back to the post office. She does not want to call herself, so since I have access to the Synchrony account online, I can close it for her.
My question is, there are several items that I just dropped off at the post office to be returned for a refund. If I close the credit card with Synchrony, will QVC still be able to issue a credit to the card?
The only options to contact Synchrony are to call (I won't have time to do a three way call with my mother on the line for a few days) or write a physical letter... I will call, of course, when I get the chance to, but I was hoping somebody here had experience with cancelling the Q Card.
I'd hate to cancel the card and then suddenly have the entire balance come due immediately including the items we've returned.
Thanks for any info you can share!
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@Dalmus Yes they will still be able to refund the account and no they will let you know that you will continue to recieve monthly statments until the balance is paid in full.
@Dalmus, all terms continue to apply after a card is closed. The big difference is that the ability to make new charges is lost.
It looks like she may be owed money when all is said and done. So make it a point to ask what happens in the event that she's owed a refund.