I just applied for a Chase Freedom credit card…?

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1. Carey said on August 14th at 9:11 pm:

   Contact Chase: 1-800-432-3117 is the number for credit card customer service. All you have to do is provide your name and birth-date (possibly SSN#) and they should be able to pull up your info that way. Then, just let them know you’ve decided you didn’t want the card and they should cancel it. Remember, you are not obligated to let them know why you have changed your mind. All you have to say if they ask is, "After further review, I’ve decided this card isn’t in my best interest right now." Or something along the lines of that.

   Hope this helps!
   References :
   Google search for Chase Contact Info.

2. John M (back 2 my abnormal self) said on August 14th at 9:43 pm:

   Don’t get suckered into ANY company. ALL credit cards are rip-offs. They give you a ‘low’ introductory rate, but usually after six months (or sooner if you’re a day late on your payment), it shoots up to 29% or more!
   If you make your ‘regular minimum monthly payments’, by time they throw on interest and finance charges, it’ll take you over 100 years to pay it off! For example: a $1,000 balance will cost you over $18,000 to pay it off–that’s how they make money! They increase your available line of credit, they increase their profit!
   Hopefully that 42" plasma tv doesn’t look like such a bargain!
   PAY CASH or borrow from a relative!!!!!
   References :
   Had my rude awakenings with credit card companies years ago!

3. Jake A said on August 14th at 10:01 pm:

   Not sure but you have big boobs! Hope that helps!
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