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July 27th, 2018 04:00 PM #101I'd like to apologize to EastWest bank for my erroneous posts on this thread in which I mentioned them.
I just had the chance to talk with my friend -- the one I was posting about in post #71 of this thread -- and it turned out that the bank who tagged her was UnionBank, not EastWest bank. Sorry for the mistake.
And regarding substantial bank accounts with BDO, I found out that she had at that time more than 50M (she won't say exactly how much) with them in various deposit instruments. Despite being close to the BM who recommended her for the credit card, credit card division turned her down because she "owed" UnionBank 5k in unpaid annual dues + interest + penalties. That was BDO in 2015. I wonder how much is considered by BDO as substantial now.
Just sharing and correcting. Thanks.
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July 27th, 2018 04:35 PM #102
Haha wow 50M! Kahit M wala ako. Baka kaya siguro ganun [emoji23]
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July 27th, 2018 04:35 PM #103Can i meet your friend? Mahilig siya mag kape at open minded? Hehehe. Joke!
Been into the same situation, hsbc sa akin, pina cut ko na gusto pa rin nila pabayaran ang annual fee, hindi ko na sinasagot tawag nila.. stick to citi cc now... kaka waive lang ng supplementary at primary annual fee ko...
she might want to try citibank...
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July 27th, 2018 04:56 PM #104
I also love Citibank! No annual fee for life!
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July 28th, 2018 07:54 AM #105
Another one of those stories ... Something's missing from the picture ... Anyone with that kind of deposit would already be offered a premium credit card with no annual fee ...
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July 28th, 2018 08:42 AM #106
boss ko bro, ganun din M din pera sa bank (malapit na sa 8 digits *family money included). di maka loan and company CC lang ang pwede sa kanya. later nalaman ko na may CC debt pala sya noon na wala pa 6 digits, ayaw lang nya talaga bayaran. yun pumalit sa kanya, ganun din kaya umaasa sa pasalo auto loans dahil di sila ma approve.
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yan naman talaga gusto nila diba, kasi dun sila kumikita ng mas malaki.
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July 28th, 2018 10:34 AM #107
Bank would find it strange for someone who has 8 digits in their account to be asking for a loan ... Besides, family money is not considered as his money ... Most likely it's a joint account ...
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July 28th, 2018 10:43 AM #108
kahit madami ka pera sa bangko kung may history ka na di nagbabayad ng utang sino gusto magpautang sayo
for me mali yung assumption na pag mayaman = creditworthy
madami mayaman na lokoloko ayaw magbayad ng utang kahit kaya nila magbayad
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July 28th, 2018 11:21 AM #110
and meron talaga mga lokoloko na mayaman
ung ayaw talaga magbayad ng utang coz they know wala ka magagawa
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