Jablonski
Cincinnati,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Thu, January 08, 2009
I hope you realize that almost every credit company operates in the same manner. EVERY credit card you own reviews your credit report, and if your score drops below their minimum requirement, then they can lower your limit. The credit card companies look at your score, and if it is low the thinking is, "This person isn't paying all their bills(being too over extended), how long will it be before they can't pay our bill." They are required to send you a notification (usually a letter) of this per the Fair Accurate Credit Transaction Act. However, it is possible that your letter got lost in the mail, or you threw it away thinking it was junk mail. As far as the credit rep telling you they didn't need to tell you why your limit was lowered, what can I say, sometimes employees don't know everything. When in doubt, ask for a supervisor.