The CEO,s of Chase Credit have their head up their *** when it comes to building a relationship with their customers that have a long standing A+ track record with Chase. When you start lowering credit limits on consumers without talking to them first about their needs and personal finance, that's bull ***, you don't treat good customers that way. Lower their credit limit and then ask them to call if its not ok. That approach of lowering credit and then making you re-apply in order to increase your credit back to its original amount when they have detailed A+ payment history on you is a very poor way to treat your good customers.

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  Comments (2)
1. Written by Funny Guy on May 29, 2010 from orlando, florida, US
Here is some Cheese for your WINE!
2. Written by marcyn on May 18, 2010 from tampa, florida, US
I agree - I have been a Chase card member since '02 and had a very high limit ($22,700) - I've never had a late payment and recently paid off my card to about a $300 balance..I got the letter in the mail yesterday saying they have reduced my credit limit to $11,400 - funny timing considering I just paid off almost the whole card. Unforunately I am trying to get approved for a home loan right now and I'm very fearful this reduction of my credit limit may look like an issue on my credit report - horrible timing on Chase's part - I will be paying the remaining balance off and then going with my credit union for a credit card. No more big banks for me!

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