What does this mean from synchrony bank ?

[AverageJoesCredit]

Sorry about that , remember there are 5 great lakes, if you are in a good mood maybe you'll let em know which one to jump in

[Anonymous]

Lol, Well I guess I'll see what happens in the following month with my other cards and see how they react, so they do then I guess I would just start over after all is paid. what do you think if Everything paid and no missed payments but all accounts closed if it goes down that way will it be hard or low limits when I try for a card like Barclay Amex? I'd still have that history of payments though

[NichelleN]

Sorry this happened OP. Every time I see one of these threads I check my synch accounts.

Good luck to you!

[Anonymous]

Thank You...wish everyone the best of luck with there Synch accounts.

[Grabiela]

dont worry they close my 3 account today. Just because they send me the ssn verification form and i send it back all complete. Well the call me today and told me that the ssn admin have my birthday 10/31/1980 and when i apply for all 3 credit card i put 10/30/1980. I told them it was just one day the diference and they told me to apply again, but i told them to FU*K they credit card and to close all 3 card.

[Anonymous]

I just don't understand how people can owe so much on credit cards.

[Anonymous]

^ I agree at some point you need to stop shopping.

Sorry op..0

[Anonymous]

Got it all on interest promotion , and had no problem paying it off before it expires. So it wasn't a big deal for me. but I'll have it paid of in 3 months. Thank you everyone.

[Anonymous]

Do you know if synchrony bank cancels the interest promotions when account gets closed or does it keep going until paid or expired?

[Anonymous]

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@CreditAddict456 wrote:
Do you know if synchrony bank cancels the interest promotions when account gets closed or does it keep going until paid or expired?

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The promotional rate should remain in effect.

However, on a related note, be sure to pay your sync card bills extra early to ensure payments arrive timely. Afterwards, double-check your balances reflects payments being applied correctly. 6 months deferred interest on $15K at 25-29% APR, which is typical for many, could be much as $2,000.

To digress a bit, your experience being locked out illustrates another hazard, for those who opt-in, of on-line e-statements. Maybe Sync continues to send e-statements afterwards, but without being able to login, presumably one can't view older statements nor easily pay on-line.