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Matt Barrow wrote:
I carry an AMEX card and a BofA Visa & ATM card. Anything else is someone looking to lift your wallet. AMEX isn't "lifting your wallet"? I thought the yearly fees were pretty steep on those. I'm pretty happy with my Capital One commercial VISA. MBNA bought out my other card provider, so I'm looking for another. I'll check out BofA. George Patterson There's plenty of room for all of God's creatures. Right next to the mashed potatoes. |
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"George Patterson" wrote in message news:Jrsee.15840$c86.14688@trndny09... Matt Barrow wrote: I carry an AMEX card and a BofA Visa & ATM card. Anything else is someone looking to lift your wallet. AMEX isn't "lifting your wallet"? I thought the yearly fees were pretty steep on those. $50 on the corporate card, $0 on the BofA Visa. I've had very good service and attention from BofA for, oh...25 years now. I used to have Carte Blanche (?),and they aere fabulous, but no one takes it where I travel (ie, the boonies). I'm pretty happy with my Capital One commercial VISA. MBNA bought out my other card provider, so I'm looking for another. I'll check out BofA. |
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"Matt Barrow" wrote in news:H9see.18$nu.754
@news.uswest.net: I carry an AMEX card and a BofA Visa & ATM card. Anything else is someone looking to lift your wallet. What really surprised me was that AmEx was the most reasonable on interest rates; but their grace period is the shortest of all the cards that I carry. It is currently my card of choice (I never thought that would happen). When I took a month-ling trip to Australia, I needed a temporary increase in my credit line. MBNA said no, AmEx said no problem. I had a Discover Card at one time and, like all my other cards, paid by Electronic Funds Transfer. They were taking as many as 5 days to credit the payment so they could hit me with late charges. After my bank reimbursed me for the late fees, I closed the account. |
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On 5/5/2005 11:28, J Godwin wrote:
"Matt Barrow" wrote in news:H9see.18$nu.754 @news.uswest.net: I carry an AMEX card and a BofA Visa & ATM card. Anything else is someone looking to lift your wallet. What really surprised me was that AmEx was the most reasonable on interest rates; but their grace period is the shortest of all the cards that I carry. It is currently my card of choice (I never thought that would happen). When I took a month-ling trip to Australia, I needed a temporary increase in my credit line. MBNA said no, AmEx said no problem. I had a Discover Card at one time and, like all my other cards, paid by Electronic Funds Transfer. They were taking as many as 5 days to credit the payment so they could hit me with late charges. After my bank reimbursed me for the late fees, I closed the account. I had exactly the same problem with the Discover card. I had paid by check, and was able to show that they cashed it before their late payment deadline (with a photocopy of the canceled check). They then said that it was necessary for the payment to get through their system before the deadline, and the date they cashed it was irrelevant. Amazing. I paid it off and closed the account. -- Mark Hansen, PP-ASEL, Instrument Student Sacramento, CA |
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"J Godwin" wrote in message ... "Matt Barrow" wrote in news:H9see.18$nu.754 @news.uswest.net: I carry an AMEX card and a BofA Visa & ATM card. Anything else is someone looking to lift your wallet. What really surprised me was that AmEx was the most reasonable on interest rates; but their grace period is the shortest of all the cards that I carry. It is currently my card of choice (I never thought that would happen). When I took a month-ling trip to Australia, I needed a temporary increase in my credit line. MBNA said no, AmEx said no problem. I bought a car on my AMEX card...quick verification call, no problem. I had a Discover Card at one time and, like all my other cards, paid by Electronic Funds Transfer. They were taking as many as 5 days to credit the payment so they could hit me with late charges. After my bank reimbursed me for the late fees, I closed the account. Years ago, Citibank was found to be sitting on mail so that things would be a day late. |
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"Denny" wrote in message oups.com... You don't spit in the wind, you don't tug on Superman's cape, and you don't get anywhere with your protest because the notice you got is industry wide, not just MBNA... Cheers ... denny Untrue and a libel against good credit card companies. When I found out my Lowe's card was with MGCCB (monogram credit card bank), same bunch of aXXholes, I trashcanned it. Those people don't walk; they slither. Google them if you want to read some horror stories. MBNA is monogram bank, na. Same with Bank of America: I avoid them like they are plague because of their deceptive, predatory banking practices, which they say (by lying) are industry-wide practices. My son was banking with them until I suggested that if he wanted to inherit his per stirpes portion of my estate, he had better find another bank. That's how strongly I feel about those SOB's. |
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