Complaint Review: Chase Bank JP Morgan - Illinois
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*UPDATE Employee: Chase procedures
*Consumer Comment: Transfer your balances and close the card.
I have a Chase Bank card, interest rate has been increased to 29.49 %, I have never been late, but every since that purchased Providian Bank, I've have had nothing but problems this bank.
Still not very clear why (it's sound more like because we can) any little reason they could find.
Corrections was made to removed some negative information from my credit history. Chase bank Still are burning me @ 29.49 %
I have other credit cards (More professional business operations )I don't have any problems with my other card providers, how do I fight this bank.
Keith
Sleepy Hollow, Illinois
U.S.A.
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#2 UPDATE Employee
Chase procedures
AUTHOR: Celia - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, October 08, 2005
Unfortunately, Chase won't lower your rate if you say you want to close the account. They will try to set you up on some sort of repayment program. To get them to even consider lowering the rate, you have to have at least 6mos of on time payments and then ask that your account be reviewed to lower the interest.
As for why it was increased, even if you're 1 day late, they will jack the interest up. Also, your credit reports are reviewed every so often and, based on the info there, they may increase your interest or lower your credit limit (which can put you over your limit and you'll start getting hit with overlimit fees). Unfortunately, it's all legal.
Sorry.
#1 Consumer Comment
Transfer your balances and close the card.
AUTHOR: Jessica - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, October 06, 2005
If you can, transfer your balance with Chase over to your other cards with better rates. Call Chase and tell them you want to close the account. Ultimately they do not want to lose you as a customer. They will probably offer you a lower rate.
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