Posts Tagged Bank Of America
New Bank of America Credit Fee Hits Some
AssociatedPress asked:
Bank of America Corp. said Tuesday it will charge a limited number of its credit card customers annual fees ranging from $29 to $99 starting next year. (Oct. 15)
Hector
Would you find it odd if oh say a bank(Bank of America for instance) ran 14 credit checks on you in less than?
Posted by admin in Immigration on January 22, 2009
SilverPhoenix asked:
a year on your personal credit report and the only thing you hold with them(per se) is a business loan account? Just curious. Especially(just as an example of course) you’ve had done business with them the past five years and never had anything like this in any of the previous years happen?(per se)
Funny thing is i did. They hung up on me. LOL. The payments were never late. Sure did a number on my score though.
Actually from my estimate its five to 7 points per check. Yes i have copies of all my quarterly credit reports for the past five years. I’d say they’re screwed.
to kynance: Well get this, CHASE sent me a letter not a month after i dscovered this saying they lost my personal information. Hmmm. yah just coincidence right?
Trust me its bigger than it sounds.
Well, that would be fine and dandy if i was not paying two to three times the amount owed each month. I’m a stickler for paperwork. And yes i have every statement, receipt,invoice for the past 7 years. They are not looking too good here, and THEY KNOW IT.
To baby poot: Let’s just say its out of my hands now. Figured some might find it interesting. My question to them at the beginning was where did they get my social security number? Remember it was a business account.
There’s a reason why i posted this in immigration. All one would have to do is go back and look at previous questions i have posted and answers i’ve given (along with links) to be able to put two and two together. Just read them. It will not take you long to figure it out.
And yes it’s very real.
Kansieo.com
a year on your personal credit report and the only thing you hold with them(per se) is a business loan account? Just curious. Especially(just as an example of course) you’ve had done business with them the past five years and never had anything like this in any of the previous years happen?(per se)
Funny thing is i did. They hung up on me. LOL. The payments were never late. Sure did a number on my score though.
Actually from my estimate its five to 7 points per check. Yes i have copies of all my quarterly credit reports for the past five years. I’d say they’re screwed.
to kynance: Well get this, CHASE sent me a letter not a month after i dscovered this saying they lost my personal information. Hmmm. yah just coincidence right?
Trust me its bigger than it sounds.
Well, that would be fine and dandy if i was not paying two to three times the amount owed each month. I’m a stickler for paperwork. And yes i have every statement, receipt,invoice for the past 7 years. They are not looking too good here, and THEY KNOW IT.
To baby poot: Let’s just say its out of my hands now. Figured some might find it interesting. My question to them at the beginning was where did they get my social security number? Remember it was a business account.
There’s a reason why i posted this in immigration. All one would have to do is go back and look at previous questions i have posted and answers i’ve given (along with links) to be able to put two and two together. Just read them. It will not take you long to figure it out.
And yes it’s very real.
Kansieo.com
Will closing a line of credit before it is paid look bad on my credit report?
Andrea asked:
I have a line of credit through Bank of America. I was told it was a personal loan and the balance would go down each month. (I had consolidated 3 credit cards). I just found out it is technically called a line of credit and the interest is 23%! I am going to be applying for a mortgage soon and I know it looks like “potential debt” and that looks negative. But, is it worse to have the account closed and still be paying it off, or to pay it off then close it?
Kansieo.com
I have a line of credit through Bank of America. I was told it was a personal loan and the balance would go down each month. (I had consolidated 3 credit cards). I just found out it is technically called a line of credit and the interest is 23%! I am going to be applying for a mortgage soon and I know it looks like “potential debt” and that looks negative. But, is it worse to have the account closed and still be paying it off, or to pay it off then close it?
Kansieo.com