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March 17, 2009 at 4:36 PM #368858March 17, 2009 at 4:37 PM #368181
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ParticipantI don’t know how much having many vs. not having many cc’s affects your score. I have 1 credit card that I use lightly and pay off every month. My credit score is 805. Only other loan I have is mortgage.
March 17, 2009 at 4:37 PM #368467ParticipantI don’t know how much having many vs. not having many cc’s affects your score. I have 1 credit card that I use lightly and pay off every month. My credit score is 805. Only other loan I have is mortgage.
March 17, 2009 at 4:37 PM #368635ParticipantI don’t know how much having many vs. not having many cc’s affects your score. I have 1 credit card that I use lightly and pay off every month. My credit score is 805. Only other loan I have is mortgage.
March 17, 2009 at 4:37 PM #368673ParticipantI don’t know how much having many vs. not having many cc’s affects your score. I have 1 credit card that I use lightly and pay off every month. My credit score is 805. Only other loan I have is mortgage.
March 17, 2009 at 4:37 PM #368789ParticipantI don’t know how much having many vs. not having many cc’s affects your score. I have 1 credit card that I use lightly and pay off every month. My credit score is 805. Only other loan I have is mortgage.
March 17, 2009 at 4:41 PM #368261
barnaby33ParticipantAmex not so gooder right now. I’m having a dispute with a gym in Sydney and Amex is NOT backing me up. They are insisting I provide proof I ended my membership as opposed to taking my side.
JoshMarch 17, 2009 at 4:41 PM #368547barnaby33ParticipantAmex not so gooder right now. I’m having a dispute with a gym in Sydney and Amex is NOT backing me up. They are insisting I provide proof I ended my membership as opposed to taking my side.
JoshMarch 17, 2009 at 4:41 PM #368715barnaby33ParticipantAmex not so gooder right now. I’m having a dispute with a gym in Sydney and Amex is NOT backing me up. They are insisting I provide proof I ended my membership as opposed to taking my side.
JoshMarch 17, 2009 at 4:41 PM #368752barnaby33ParticipantAmex not so gooder right now. I’m having a dispute with a gym in Sydney and Amex is NOT backing me up. They are insisting I provide proof I ended my membership as opposed to taking my side.
JoshMarch 17, 2009 at 4:41 PM #368868barnaby33ParticipantAmex not so gooder right now. I’m having a dispute with a gym in Sydney and Amex is NOT backing me up. They are insisting I provide proof I ended my membership as opposed to taking my side.
JoshMarch 17, 2009 at 6:36 PM #368311Anonymous
GuestWas just talking to a friend on the phone and she told me AMEX canceled her card and yanked her 105K accumulated points. They offered no explanation.
She’s an attorney, makes over $200K per year and has pristine credit. They lost a customer that could have been worth tens of thousands of dollars over the years just to save a few hundred bucks by denying her reward.
CEO’s are now desperate to squeeze every dollar out of short-term earnings, and they are willing to destroy their business if necessary.
I have an AMEX cash reward of close to $1000 bucks coming to me in a few months. I’m wondering what the chances are that I’ll see it…
March 17, 2009 at 6:36 PM #368597GuestWas just talking to a friend on the phone and she told me AMEX canceled her card and yanked her 105K accumulated points. They offered no explanation.
She’s an attorney, makes over $200K per year and has pristine credit. They lost a customer that could have been worth tens of thousands of dollars over the years just to save a few hundred bucks by denying her reward.
CEO’s are now desperate to squeeze every dollar out of short-term earnings, and they are willing to destroy their business if necessary.
I have an AMEX cash reward of close to $1000 bucks coming to me in a few months. I’m wondering what the chances are that I’ll see it…
March 17, 2009 at 6:36 PM #368765GuestWas just talking to a friend on the phone and she told me AMEX canceled her card and yanked her 105K accumulated points. They offered no explanation.
She’s an attorney, makes over $200K per year and has pristine credit. They lost a customer that could have been worth tens of thousands of dollars over the years just to save a few hundred bucks by denying her reward.
CEO’s are now desperate to squeeze every dollar out of short-term earnings, and they are willing to destroy their business if necessary.
I have an AMEX cash reward of close to $1000 bucks coming to me in a few months. I’m wondering what the chances are that I’ll see it…
March 17, 2009 at 6:36 PM #368802GuestWas just talking to a friend on the phone and she told me AMEX canceled her card and yanked her 105K accumulated points. They offered no explanation.
She’s an attorney, makes over $200K per year and has pristine credit. They lost a customer that could have been worth tens of thousands of dollars over the years just to save a few hundred bucks by denying her reward.
CEO’s are now desperate to squeeze every dollar out of short-term earnings, and they are willing to destroy their business if necessary.
I have an AMEX cash reward of close to $1000 bucks coming to me in a few months. I’m wondering what the chances are that I’ll see it…
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