So what did you get in the mail today?

[TheVig]

Ventra Chicago transit card

Amex business checking offer

Amex business LOC offer

[TheVig]

FedEx just delivered my Citi Strata. Retired the old Premier to the museum collection.

[greendeh]

Pre-approval offer from 5/3 for their flat 1.67% credit card.

 

Over a year late and .33% short

 

[TheVig]

BILT statement

Amex Green statement

Electric statement

[TheVig]

Alaska Airlines Visa Signature card

IHG no AF card. PC from the AF card

[supern8ural]

On 6/11/2024 at 3:50 PM, greendeh said:

Pre-approval offer from 5/3 for their flat 1.67% credit card.

 

Over a year late and .33% short

 

 

I mean, it only makes sense.  1.67 is in fact five thirds.

(yes, I know what 5/3 is as I used to live in Ohio years ago... doesn't make any more sense today 20 some years later)

[greendeh]

10 hours ago, supern8ural said:

I mean, it only makes sense.  1.67 is in fact five thirds.

(yes, I know what 5/3 is as I used to live in Ohio years ago... doesn't make any more sense today 20 some years later)

 

"Making Everything a Fifth Turd Better"

[TheVig]

Letter from TD Bank telling me I need to use my Target MC to keep it open.

Amex Delta Blue card. Replaces card expiring soon.

[TheVig]

Hawaiian Airlines MC arrived on Tuesday via FedEx.

Target MC. Not sure why they sent me a new card, other than to reflect their new card branding. Went from Red Card to Circle Card.

[TheVig]

Letter from Cap1 telling me my Walmart MC is changing to a Quicksilver in Feb 2025.

[cv91915]

On 11/30/2024 at 3:06 AM, TheVig said:

Letter from Cap1 telling me my Walmart MC is changing to a Quicksilver in Feb 2025.

 

You should get an offer to PC that to something else.  I just switched mine to a Savor (not that I have any more use for a Savor than a second QS).

 

My W*****t card was originally the Synchrony offering, and I want to keep this TL open for age...  although I'm beginning to wonder if it's finally time to clean house.

 

Among other turds, I still have a Macy's Amex sitting here, along with a PenFed Worthless Rewards Visa.

[StarkRaven$]

Received a letter yesterday from US Bank congratulating me and stating that in recognition of the exceptional way I’ve handled my account they have increased my CL. 
 

I’ve never received such a nice letter as this from a credit card bank issuer over a CLI. It makes me feel good so I thought I would share.

[TheVig]

BT checks from Barclays and BofA. 

 

Sent to shredder.

[hegemony]

check from state of NV for an old Prosper. con account.

[swingline]

AMEX Gold for 100,000 points with $6k spend. $325 a year fee.

 

I've had regular AMEX for about 10 years and from time to time I get GOLD or PLATINUM usually just as an upgrade to the regular card and then slide back after a year. But I don't think I'm going to hit it this time.

 

[StarkRaven$]

$43 IRS refund check from 2018.

[hdporter]

1 hour ago, StarkRaven$ said:

$43 IRS refund check from 2018.

 

Damn!  Had to be at least $8 interest earned on that baby!

[chrishillson]

Replacement Macy's card. I forgot there were fraudulent charges 3 months ago. They must not want me to use it.

[TheVig]

Capital One Quicksilver. Replaces Walmart MC. Relationship between Cap1 and Walmart fell apart. Upon logging in to activate the Quicksilver, I was offered an immediate product change to Venture One, Venture, Venture X, and Savor. I changed to the no AF Vulture One.

[ShawnPY1972]

I got a pre-approved loan offer from First Tech Federal Credit Union for up to $35,000 in the mail today.

 

Does anyone have any experience with personal loans with this credit union?  I know through the application process they give you the option for linking your bank account for income verification.

 

I would sincerely appreciate if anyone can give me feedback on the loan process and if they require income verification.  I can substantiate my income through bank statements but I don't receive regular paycheck stubs.  I would prefer not to deal with verification at all. 

 

I have their MasterCard with a $10,000 limit and I use it for business purchases and I pay it down by $3,000 or $4,000 a month then usually charge back up each month.  I've had very very large payments for the past 12 months with them.