JunkBuyersWorstNightmare

+1,000.

Sounds scammy to me.

Thankfully, I'm past the rebuilding stage, with a score in the high 700s and and a portfolio of decent revolvers. From everything I've been able to find, the HSBC Gold doesn't seem to have a lot going for it.

Never, ever give a CA or JDB your SSN.

Chase never forgets. Ever.

Might it possibly be on Youtube?

Again???

I just got a pre-approval in today's snail mail. Has anyone had any experience with this card? Do they give decent credit limits? Thoughts? Opinions? Also, I had an HSBC toy card IIB a little over a decade ago. Are they as unforgiving as Chase?

This.

They are, they are.

+2.

Exxon/Mobil accounts have been issued by Citicorp since at least 2013.

+100.

+1.

+1,000.

Much like every supermarket/big box store in America, with the ratio of cashiers to cash registers, even on busy days/times. And it's been that way for decades.

Certified. That way they can't claim that they never received it.

+1,000,000.

Citi, like Chase, has a looooooong memory.

None too soon. I get at least ten most days, usually from the same scammers using different spoofed numbers.

Konrad Styner?

Don't even get me started on Dropbox.

Yikes!

And the overbilling. When I was with Verizon 20 years ago, they overcharged me every single month.

At the risk of sounding paranoid, they also seem to listen in. A couple of years ago, I was on the phone with my doctor's office getting them to send a refill authorization over to my pharmacy, while sitting at my computer. Up pops an ad with the headline "Medication Is Not The Answer!" Never saw that ad before, and have never seen it since.