Posts by Elizabeth Thomas22

The monthly payment cannot exceed $667..
I was actually trying to pick up a new computer myself, but the transaction got declined because the monthly card limit is capped at $667, and you also need to have the full amount sitting in your bank account... it feels somewhat counterintuitive and unnecessarily restrictive...

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Dear Mr. ******,

thank you for reaching out to us.

The American Express Gold Card designed for students does not support the processing of consumer installment loans.

This card is intended primarily for cashless transactions. Your maximum monthly spending limit per card is $0.67.

While this specific card does offer an option for installment payments through interest-free plans, please note that the total available credit is $667. For any purchase made via installments, you must possess sufficient available funds to cover the total cost of the product or service.

Sincerely,

Miro Dragičević
Customer Relations Department
Chase customer service department

Chase
Washington, D.C.

I suppose I should weigh in here as well..
While I am only twenty-one, my family has always been deeply involved in every aspect of this industry..

We supply hazelnuts to local bakeries, though our volume stays modest at around two or three hundred units... yet those move quite steadily..
However, we also managed two thousand blackberry bushes because I’ve noticed there is a genuine demand for them..

Those plants are incredibly temperamental and require constant attention; I remember one seedling costing roughly $6.75 when we sourced them from an agricultural center near Chicago a few years back..
At one point, we were producing a blackberry wine that actually took third place for quality at a major trade fair in Los Angeles..
But finding a market for it proved impossible. No matter how much we advertised, the moment you mention that a 0.7 dl serving comes in a standard with proper tax stamps and all the necessary $17 the interest just evaporates... which is why we eventually had to shut down our winery operations..