This morning I had logged into Informed Delivery @ USPS to see what mail I had incoming. Noticed I had 3 letters incoming from Comenity. Seeing as I already received the letters from them earlier in the month from trying to go 3x instead of 2x on my cards, I got a little curious as to why I had mail incoming. Just so happens, I have 3 store cards with them and I just got a TR Visa this month. But after reading all the horror stories of people branching out and blah blah, I figured I was safe since my store cards are almost 2 years old (and got PPC around that time as well) and they didn't care then about the close applications bunched, that it shouldn't necessarily reflect poorly on the Visa now.
I proceeded to try logging in my accounts. TR logged right in while my store cards; OS, WF & HSN, all told me no account found. Instantly started thinking that they closed my store cards. Tried recovering and the email code wasn't working, so it forced me to play seek with my phone to have the code text to me. Upon entering the code, they allowed me to use the same pw that was already stored in Chrome to reset my pw to and logged right on in - np! The limits untouched and funds fully available. Called in and the robo lady had all the same information, along with the related sites indicating limits were available as well.
It would appear that all my store cards had their passwords changed or something with out me getting notified about it. And I know they email regarding that because about an hour later all the emails started bombarding me about account changes and the codes I had requested. Only thing I can think of is that possibly had it to do with me enabling ebills @ NFCU for them and I had disabled/enabled a few times and I do believe I had them setup else where too. Maybe a security precaution?
I ened up getting the mail and the letters were nothing more but apparent duplicate copies of denial reasons on the 3x that I had already received. Thought maybe they were going to shed some light onto this, but nope. Figured I'd ask here if anyone else ever experienced this before I called in and possibly drew unwanted attention to my accounts and/or got fed some non sense reasoning from a CSR that has no clue.
