Comments on: Chase Visa Employs Idiots That Don’t Care About Your Business

By: cut them up

cut them up — Thu, 20 May 2010 06:28:17 +0000

what the average credit card user doesnt realize is what defines a “valuable” customer, and a “non-profitable” one. the merchant generated fees do not cover the maintenance costs on accounts, so customers who pay in full each month are not “GOOD” for business. that’s why they wouldn’t waive your fees and encouraged you to close your account. if you had carried a revolving balance I bet they would have made some arrangements for you.

By: Chase-Sucks.org » One day late

Chase-Sucks.org » One day late — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 21:35:57 +0000

[...] a blog post about a customer in good standing who pays his bill in full every month, being one day late on his [...]

By: Amusedmuse

Amusedmuse — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 18:33:50 +0000

Don’t even get me started on credit cards. I had one cancelled on me because I was one day late because they changed my due date and I had it set up on auto payments through my bank. They said it was automatic and they could not manually override it.

And Chase cancelled me when they took over WAMU who had taken over Providian because my card that I’d had for 10 years, never paid late, always had something charged on it, was a “secured ” Visa. I had orginally opened it with a $50 savings account (which was still at $50 and had long been forgotten)and a $150 limit. My limit when they cancelled it was $4000. Chase took over WAMU and said they were not taking over secured cards. Period.