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Thursday, March 28, 2024
HomePointsCredit CardsKeep Vs. Cancel, United: Chase Decided For Me

Keep Vs. Cancel, United: Chase Decided For Me

Retention offers on credit cards aren’t what they used to be. The effort and amount of stimulants needed to call a bank to try to pry a few points from their dead, cold hands is not worth the effort. As such, I usually put them off and off again. In this case, I had to deal with Chase and my United card. Life happened, my computer broke, and I didn’t bother calling in. I knew that I would get a late fee and also knew that Chase would waive the fee and interest because it would be silly to fine the customer and expect them to turn around and pay the annual fee.

As I was checking my Chase balance, I noticed that my United card was closed. Chase didn’t bother sending me notice and did it unilaterally. My credit score was not affected and technically they have the right to close the account since I was in default so I don’t think this is consumer arbitration worthy. Still, it seems a bit drastic to go this far on this one account. No other accounts were affected.

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6 COMMENTS

  1. Interesting. Wonder if that goes on your chase “record”.
    I’m having the problem of banks not denying me credit…26 open accounts including 5 from chase.

  2. “the customer” should = customers

    OR

    “them” should = him or her

    are you in agreement with pronoun agreement?

    “because it would be silly to fine the ~~~customer~~~ and expect ~~~them~~~ to turn around and pay the annual fee.”

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