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Sub: #49 MCYDSNB
Replied on 08-21-2007, 08:58 PM
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I was going thru my credit report and found this company saying I was late 120days. Googled and found this site and found it it was Macys. Even tho I have a Macy's card, I have never been late. Called Macy's and they confirmed it. Macy's said that they will send out a new report to the credit agencies.

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Sub: #50 Thank You
Replied on 09-18-2007, 02:31 PM
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Just wanted to say thanks!

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Sub: #51
Replied on 10-02-2007, 03:51 PM
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Many thanks to you all, especially to Debbyefk--a big help.

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Sub: #52 MCYDSNB
Replied on 11-05-2007, 04:04 PM
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Have any of you used a debt consolidation firm. I noticed the opening date of this account is the same as my opening date of my debt consolidation. I think this may be thier way of helping establish your good credit. If you didn't pay them then maybe it reflects as a negative credit being they do cover your behind for a payment or two when neccesary.

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Sub: #53 MCYDSNB
Replied on 11-13-2007, 10:45 PM
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This company showed up on my cedit report, also. Never have had a MACY'S cr.card tho. Thabks for info. on Macy's. On same cr. report was another
unknown co...Catherine/Tape Reportin'...Any help
would be appreciated.

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Sub: #54 MCYDSNB on CREDIT REPORT
Replied on 12-17-2007, 07:56 AM
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Hello,

This thread was incredibly helpful. I called this number: 1-800-627-2909 and immediately got it closed in less than 5 minutes.

Besides not remembering opening the card, the only creepy thing is them having the nerve to ask why on earth I wanted my account closed. I don't even have this card in my possession.

Thanks to whomever posted the number. Very grateful to have this taken care of.

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Replied on 12-20-2007, 12:40 PM
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Thanks for the number I will have to try that out.

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Sub: #56 MCYDSNB
Replied on 12-31-2007, 06:35 AM
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Thanks for the information on MCYDSNB. I am going to call the 866-593-2543 number and get this account removed from our Experian report. Even though it shows a $500. limit and the balance history as 0; I don't like the fact that it shows a date open of 10/91 and nothing was reported until 9/06?

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Sub: #57
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I had a kauffmann's card may be thats the reason Macy showed on my report

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Sub: #58 MCYDSNB
Replied on 02-23-2008, 06:28 PM
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We also had these letters, mcycsnb, on our credit report showing it was open in 1981.
I looked it up in this blog and called MACY's. IT was a credit card now but in our case it was a old Famous Barr card. I guess the account even though it had a zero balance kept on going. Macy's apparently bought out a lot of stores over the years along with those credit cards.
We called Macy's at this number 1 866-593-2543 and spoke to a man who looked up my wifes name. It was a account she opened up before we were married. We had it closed, FINALLY!!!!!
Try that number, it might work for you. They can look things up without your SSnumber but they might ask for it.
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Sub: #59 MCYDSNB
Replied on 05-04-2008, 08:02 AM
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Macy Department Store National Bank (MCYDSNB). Hope this helps. :P

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Sub: #60 question
Replied on 07-14-2008, 04:07 PM
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is there a number where i can call MCYDSNB to pay off this amount?

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Sub: #61 credit cards
Replied on 08-07-2008, 11:26 AM
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i only have two credit cards, totally 800 b ut cant get caught up with over limit fees and late fees , just going under , can u help, im retired and living on limited income

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Sub: #62 To cnacel, or not to cancel credit cards?
Replied on 09-10-2008, 06:19 PM
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I have 5 major credit cards. They are all in good standing, all but one of which I pay off the entire balance each month (the other I transfered my Mortgage to at a considerable decrease in interest and is presently at 15,000). I had significant debt problems several years ago but finally pulled myself out of trouble. The question is, would it help, hurt, or be a non-factor for my credit rating by cancelling one or two of my major credit cards?




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Replied on 09-11-2008, 04:04 AM
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If you cancel the cards, you will immediately impact your FICO score as it will show your utilization percentage to be much higher. If they are paid off, keep them open. I would only close them if they charge an anual fee and they will not waive the charge.

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Sub: #64 On Credit Report
Replied on 12-21-2008, 10:57 AM
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If I didn't open an account with your store, why is your MCYDSNB (Macy's) on my credit report




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