So I was approved for the Chase Circuit City Visa shortly after being discharged, with a limit of $5000. I never used the card, until they sent me a 0% apr offer with a convenience check. So I wrote the check out for $4,925 and deposited it into a higher interest bearing account, leaving $75 for the check fee. This maxed my limit of $5,000 exactly.
Then, on my statement, they charged me an overlimit fee of $35. I called and explained that my credit limit was never exceeded. I had to speak with about 3 different supervisors before they agreed to remove the charge.
Then, today I get in the mail a notice that they have increased my credit line to $5,700. I'm like, oh really? So I go online and check my account. Not only was the credit line not actually increased, but they charged me interest finance charges on the 0% apr offer.
I spoke with a supervisor, once again, who removed the finance charges, but told me that the automatic credit line increase letter was simply an error, and that my account that I've held for 6 months now in fact had no credit line increase. I accused them of sending that to people as a "ruse" to try and get people to unknowingly exceed their credit lines and incur additional fees and higher interest rates.
Funny thing is, the supervisor didn't deny any of what I suggested.
I NO LONGER RECOMMEND ANYONE TRY AND USE THE CHASE CIRCUIT CITY CARD TO REBUILD THEIR CREDIT. ITS A SCAM AND NOONE COMING OUT OF BK SHOULD BE SUBJECT TO SUCH NONSENSE.
Then, on my statement, they charged me an overlimit fee of $35. I called and explained that my credit limit was never exceeded. I had to speak with about 3 different supervisors before they agreed to remove the charge.
Then, today I get in the mail a notice that they have increased my credit line to $5,700. I'm like, oh really? So I go online and check my account. Not only was the credit line not actually increased, but they charged me interest finance charges on the 0% apr offer.
I spoke with a supervisor, once again, who removed the finance charges, but told me that the automatic credit line increase letter was simply an error, and that my account that I've held for 6 months now in fact had no credit line increase. I accused them of sending that to people as a "ruse" to try and get people to unknowingly exceed their credit lines and incur additional fees and higher interest rates.
Funny thing is, the supervisor didn't deny any of what I suggested.
I NO LONGER RECOMMEND ANYONE TRY AND USE THE CHASE CIRCUIT CITY CARD TO REBUILD THEIR CREDIT. ITS A SCAM AND NOONE COMING OUT OF BK SHOULD BE SUBJECT TO SUCH NONSENSE.
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