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Sub: #1 My credit report displays wfnnb credit card debt
Replied on 12-15-2005, 06:09 PM
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on my credit report i have open credit card wfnnb/limited. How could I close it.

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Replied on 12-16-2005, 09:46 AM
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Hi Barbara

Welcome to the forums.

Please contact world financial network national bank at 1-800-695-5316 / 1-800-224-3114 and place your request to them.

After you know that you have paid all the balance in the statement, call your credit card company and verify that there is no remaining finance charge on your card. Once you get the verification done, send a letter to the company to close your credit card account. You should also follow up with a phone call so that you are sure of the account being closed.

I will offer you one suggestion here. If you have brought your card balance to zero and if there is no annual charge needed to keep the account active, I advice you to keep your account open.

The reason behind my advice is that the credit bureaus sometime review all your open credit card accounts. There is a swift increase in the credit scores if an account is open for a long time. But this can only happen, if you make your minimum payments regularly.

So, keeping your credit card open will have a good effect on your credit scores. And, your scores will have a boost if you make the payments in full within the due date and then leave the card without a balance.

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Sub: #3 WFNNB/Garden Ridge Credit Card
Replied on 01-02-2007, 08:13 AM
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On my credit report i have open credit card wfnnb/garden ridge. How could I close it.


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Sub: #4 Hello there, new to this place
Replied on 07-20-2009, 07:51 AM
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tks for the effort you put in here I appreciate it!

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Sub: #5 HI Im a newbie
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Hi dude i am new to this. Just thought that i would say hello to everyone! dont really know
what else to say.I love sms, nothing else to say so bye

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Hey e-people, I just finished making my account and I really want to say hello! I've been lurking around here for a while and finally chose to join.I am a comedian at heart, but my day job is selling home insurance. However, I'm also making a home business swine flu epidemic and is really exciting. To me at least!So that's a little bit from me. I hope to chat with you and become an active person in your community. TTYL!

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Sub: #7
Replied on 02-08-2010, 07:51 PM
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I have WFNNB/ONestopplus Visa showing up on my credit report. I don't know what it is. There is no contact number for them. How do I find that number?




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