Curve_Soul

I've dealt with Arrow several years ago. They are nothing more than SCUM beneath your shoes. You have done your part and they have not responded in the allotment of time by law. I can't answer your question as I am no expert, but Arrow is a real PItA. Be careful, because they are sneaky and will try to screw you. I ended up having to write the Secretary of state in my state, as well as the state that Arrow does business in. Also I wrote the internet fraud dept, and some other HIGH up places. Can't remember! But the BBB is a great start.

I got the same banner yesterday, but when I clicked on it, I got error messages (We're sorry but we cannot find the selected offer for the login you have used. To explore other card offers we have selected specifically for you please click here.) I've had a Plum card a couple years ago when bzzagent was hosting AMEX as a campaign.

Penfed has always been conservative, but here lately, they have been EXTREMELY conservative.

http://www.thelibertyvoice.com/man-arrested-cuffed-after-using-2-bills A man trying to pay a fee using $2 bills was arrested, handcuffed and taken to jail after clerks at a Best Buy store questioned the currency's legitimacy and called police. According to an account in the Baltimore Sun, 57-year-old Mike Bolesta was shocked to find himself taken to the Baltimore County lockup in Cockeysville, Md., where he was handcuffed to a pole for three hours while the U.S. Secret Service was called to weigh in on the case. Bolesta told the Sun: "I am 6 feet 5 inches tall, and I felt like 8 inches high. To be handcuffed, to have all those people looking on, to be cuffed to a pole – and to know you haven't done anything wrong. And me, with a brother, Joe, who spent 33 years on the city police force. It was humiliating." After Best Buy personnel reportedly told Bolesta he would not be charged for the installation of a stereo in his son's car, he received a call from the store saying it was in fact charging him the fee. As a means of protest, Bolesta decided to pay the $114 bill using 57 crisp, new $2 bills. As the owner of Capital City Student Tours, the Baltimore resident has a hearty supply of the uncommon currency. He often gives the bills to students who take his tours for meal money. "The kids don't see that many $2 bills, so they think this is the greatest thing in the world," Bolesta says. "They don't want to spend 'em. They want to save 'em. I've been doing this since I started the company. So I'm thinking, 'I'll stage my little comic protest. I'll pay the $114 with $2 bills.'" Bolesta explained what happened when he presented the bills to the cashier at Best Buy Feb. 20. "She looked at the $2 bills and told me, 'I don't have to take these if I don't want to.' I said, 'If you don't, I'm leaving. I've tried to pay my bill twice. You don't want these bills, you can sue me.' So she took the money – like she's doing me a favor." Bolesta says the cashier marked each bill with a pen. Other store employees began to gather, a few of them asking, "Are these real?" "Of course they are," Bolesta said. "They're legal tender." According to the Sun report, the police arrest report noted one employee noticed some smearing of ink on the bills. That's when the cops were called. One officer reportedly noticed the bills ran in sequential order. Said Bolesta: "I told them, 'I'm a tour operator. I've got thousands of these bills. I get them from my bank. You got a problem, call the bank.' I'm sitting there in a chair. The store's full of people watching this. All of a sudden, he's standing me up and handcuffing me behind my back, telling me, 'We have to do this until we get it straightened out.' "Meanwhile, everybody's looking at me. I've lived here 18 years. I'm hoping my kids don't walk in and see this. And I'm saying, 'I can't believe you're doing this. I'm paying with legal American money.'" Bolesta was taken to the lockup, where he sat handcuffed to a pole and in leg irons while the Secret Service was called. "At this point," he says, "I'm a mass murderer." Secret Service agent Leigh Turner eventually arrived and declared the bills legitimate, adding, according to the police report, "Sometimes ink on money can smear." Commenting on the incident, Baltimore County police spokesman Bill Toohey told the Sun: "It's a sign that we're all a little nervous in the post-9/11 world."

yes from Experian. I thought it was kinda weird.

I'd like to know as well. I got the same results last week

I signed up for SquareUp about a month ago and it's really great. I do photoshoots in my spare time, and it has really come in handy to accept another source of payment; other than cash or check! Instant transfer to your square account and square pays you once a week.

The Zync is a charge card so there is no preset spending limit Oh OK, cool. Did not know that.

Congrats. I applied last week and got an instant approval. It gave me my card number and the temp pin# to use online only until I get the card. What is your Credit Line?

I called and pleaded and begged them last year. They dropped back down to 9.24%. I had to close the account though as I was opting out of the APR raise. I hated closing it as I had a 12K limit.

I agree, fill out the report and file it as well as the chargeback fee. Please post the link(s) if you have them!

Thanks breeze! Just to add to my story, I've never been late on the account. I also did a BT when I 1st opened the account and that was the only balance on the card.

You may wanna think twice about the AMEX Diamond card. http://creditboards.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=420703

The 1st thing I do every morning is check all my bank accounts as well as credit card accounts to check for any unknown transactions. Well I logged on to my CITI account and what do I see? I've been ratejacked from 9.24% to 29.90% OVERNIGHT. I called and they said they sent me an opt out months ago. uhhhhhhhhhhh NO. I never got it. I asked if I could get it lowered and she was like no, you have to opt out. I had no other choice but to opt out. I really hate it because it was my highest CL and I've had it for about 4 years. I had a 15.5k CL and opting out really HURTS!

I live in Beaumont, where Lamar Univ. is, and I graduated 5 years ago. They didn't have these cards when I went there, and I'm glad they didn't. Thankfully I'm out and don't have to worry about it!