Credit card company refunded annual fee?

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Credit card company refunded annual fee?

By Author on Thursday, April 14th, 2011 | 3 Comments

Last November my credit card company started charging an annual fee that would be paid in January. I paid off my card in May, when I got my statement for June I had a -2.17 balance. Well today when I went to look at my account for any fraudulent charges my annual fee was refunded [...]

I want to cancel my first credit card and get one that doesnt charge a Annual Fee.?

By Author on Friday, April 8th, 2011 | 2 Comments

I wanted to get the bank of america platinum plus college credit card. ( has no annual fee) Since i have no credit history and never had a credit card, I cant get the card I want right now. The banker told me and sent me information for a Secured credit card that i can [...]

Can a bank impose a new annual fee on a credit card that hasn't been used in years and is not activated?

By Author on Friday, March 4th, 2011 | 1 Comment

I got a letter from Geico Platinum Mastercard that they’re imposing a annual fee, and that I have to jump through hoops to decline it. I canceled my Geico insurance policy a long time ago, and have not used this card in years, and did not activate the renewal card when the previous one expired. [...]

credit card?

By Author on Monday, February 14th, 2011 | 3 Comments

what is this mean? When you began enrollment in PayPal’s Expanded Use Program, we charged a .95 USD fee to your card. Please check your credit card statement (monthly transaction history) online or when it arrives in the mail from the credit card issuer. On this statement, you will see a .95 USD charge from [...]

How can I close a new credit card without effecting my credit?

By Author on Tuesday, January 18th, 2011 | 9 Comments

I got a new credit card in the mail through an airline. I didn’t know I was applying for a card, I thought I was joining the frequent flyer club. I have not activated the card. I thought about keeping it in a drawer for emergencies, but the interest is outrageous, so I want to [...]

No Annual Fee Credit Cards

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