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fstbowlingguy
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fstbowlingguy asked 4 months ago in Credit Monitoring

What happen when credit card company closes account?

chase closed my account based on my credit score

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Chase has decided that you are too risky to continue doing business with, based on your credit score. Your score will be impacted even further. If you owe on the account, you are still responsible for paying off the debt.

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