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WTX - In article , avoidspam@invalid.comsays...On 24 Nov 2004 16:02:23 -0800, megalithic@rock.com (Megalithic) wrote:Dear Capital One,I have NO interest whatsoever in paying ANY annual fees for a creditcard, in addition to an insanely high APR. Why don't you save your inkand paper costs and maybe donate the money you spend on sending mepre-approved credit applications to charity.I am now what you people would call a "deadbeat" since I pay mybalances off each month.Capital One doesn't charge me any fees for my card?????====Nor mine--And the interest rate has never gone over 8% in the years I've had thecard. It's the *only* card I still carry. If we don't have the cash, we don'tbuy. I positively refuse to deal with companies that change the terms of use atwhim and apply the new terms to the existing balance. One I closed required thepayment be sent in time for the card issuer to receive ~and post~ the paymentprior to the due date. If that wasn't done the interest would be raised to 27%.Then there was the "pre-approved" card that stated (in fine print, of course)that the initial credit line may be 200.00 and that the fees they tack on tostart it up would charge about 180.00 against the 200.00. They were offering acredit line of 20.00 and 180.00 debt! I don't get it--Why do people put up withthis crap? If it were up to me, there would be a national moratorium on creditcard use until banks adopt reasonable and mutually binding terms of use. (But,don't get me started ;-)====
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