How do I ask aarp about my not getting my "new" credit card?
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Contact them immediately!  It could have been stolen from your mailbox or lost/stolen enroute to you.  They will cancel it right away.  Don't waste time and don't be a victim!
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Have you moved since you stopped using the cards?  I would go on www.AnnualCreditReport.com  Get a copy of your report to make sure there are not any problems.  Its a free service provided by the 3 major credit bureaus.
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Call your credit card company.
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Call your credit card company and have the card cancelled. Tell them who is defrauding you.
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Don't give a credit card number.  You probably went to the wrong site.  Use the one linked below:
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Assuming that you used your credit card to make the purchase, just call your bank and dispute the charge. \nYou will get an instant 'temporary credit' back on your credit card.\n\nGood Luck....
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call the number on the back of the card.  trust me, they'll give you more info then you ever cared to know.
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I would check with the AARP
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That is up to the finance company. Some will repo it if you're late two or three payments. I would try to get them caught up ASAP or call them and see if they will work a new payment plan up with you or else you might be walking really soon.
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they dont need the actual card, marianne.  if they have the account number and expiration date, many businesses will accept phoned-in orders without actually checking to see a physical card.  i'm glad your company didn't process that huge transaction.\n\nthese ^ guys are right... you're a victim of credit card fraud.  call ALL your creditors immediately, as well as the police, to CYA.  if they have one of your numbers, they could have gotten more,  especially if you order things online.
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step 1. hoping u paid thru ur credit card... ask ur card company to stop the payment immediately...\n\nstep 2. write to the website u bought from.\n\nstep 3. legal action in case of no reply.
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well there is usually a phone number next to the charge.. call it and ask... otherwise, if no phone number is provided call your credit card company and give them the reference number for that charge and they will be able to provide you with who charged that $16 and a phone number for you to call and clarify who authorized that charge and what for
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isnt there an after hours number you can call to cancel the card and ask the question of the bank - you should check
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You can always call and ask if you have been approved or not.\n\nIf you get denied, you can send a reconsideration letter. Tell them why you have bad credit (hopefully the bad credit was years ago) How you are trying to clean up your credit etc. \n\nIf you do have bad credit, you should try to clean it up. I'm listing a fantastic "free" do it yourself credit repair site.
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I understand your frustration. This happened to me with a "trip" I didn't want.\nSome company charged a trip to my card and when I called to contest it they said they talked to me on the phone and I agreed to buy the trip. I said no, play the recording for me. They wouldn't. I called my credit card company and told them take it off I don't want it. I don't have any part of the "trip" in my posession. The card company took it off and two months later put it right back on. I was furious, felt like I had been robbed. I had a lawyer call them and threaten them with a law suit.\n\nSeems to me your cable company could have authorized a credit to your card instead of making you wait.  \n\nIn the future, tell them you are recording the conversation because I have had so many instances of failed promises and twisted statements I could barf. Get a recorder that hooks to the phone line and turns on when any voice is there. Radio shack has them. They take a standard cassette tape and you can pause it if it is just a friendly conversation.\n\nTry not to let this throw for a loop. It most likely was a mistake not an attempt to rip you off. They most likely process thousands of forms a day.  But imagine if your card was close to max and that put you over the limit. You would have a fee of anywhere from $19 to $29! \n\nI got fed up with the constantly increasing rates of cable and switched to satellite.\n\nGood luck ...............
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Call your card company and tell them ur wallet was stolen and the card was used. You should not be held liable for fraudulent activity. This is one good reason why I always write on the back of my cards "See photo ID." With a lot of stores, if your photo ID doesn't match the information on the card, they will not accept it. This happened to me when my mom gave me permission to use her card to buy some new clothes. They had to call my mom to get permission for me to use her card.
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If the charge was taken from a credit card, the credit card company usually posts the telephone number of the company claiming the charge, next to the posted charge on your statement, so you should call for more information. \n\nOR\nSince Yahoo declines knowing anything about Yahoo America, request a letter from Yahoo, stating exactly that and provide the letter to the Credit card co, or who ever is making the charge or claim.