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[@commonsense504]

Who closes their doors next, wells fargo or capitol one?

[@LoveyDovey-zt3oe]

Capital one lowered for what reason that I know of. The.only one that doesn't do thisfor no reason. I have a high credit score and and spent quite a bit each month, I have both and if they do merge capital one merger does happen are they going to be lower for me, this is my worry about, i pay off my full balance every month
So I just don't think it will help me, and I've had both a very long time, all of the mergers i've seen has been a disaster so far as i see.