Carson’s Pirie Scott Stores Closing: Your Carson’s Credit Card is Too

Carson’s Pirie Scott Stores Closing: Your Carson’s Credit Card is Too

Announced 4/18/2018, all Carson Pirie Scott stores will be closing. If you owned a Carson’s Rewards Credit Card, that card will be closed and cancelled on 06/26/2018. In an email sent out from Carson’s Comenity Bank, it details important dates to note about the closing and bankruptcy of Bon-Ton Stores Inc., which owns Carson’s.

 

04/19/2018 – Your Carson’s rewards credit card will no longer be accepted as a form of payment and rewards, benefits, or other offers issued will no longer be accepted.

 

06/26/2018 – Your Carson’s rewards credit card will be closed.

 

Find the email notice that was sent out to rewards credit card holders below.





 

THE BON-TON STORES, INC. BANKRUPTCY PROCESS:

HERE’S HOW IT WILL AFFECT YOU

Thank you for being a loyal Carson's card member. We regret to inform you that the YOUR REWARDS credit card program will be discontinued immediately due to The Bon-Ton Stores, Inc. bankruptcy proceedings. Please see below for important information regarding YOUR REWARDS credit card account.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:

he YOUR REWARDS credit card will no longer be accepted

as a form of payment starting 4/19/2018. Your account will

subsequently be closed on 6/26/2018.

Any YOUR REWARDS credit card rewards, benefits, or

other offers issued will no longer be accepted as of 4/19/2018.

Protect your credit and prevent identity theft by

destroying all YOUR REWARDS credit cards issued to your account.

In-store payments are no longer accepted. Please continue

to pay your bill online, by mail, or by phone.

If you have a balance on your account, you will continue receiving billing statements until the balance is paid in full as stated in your Credit Card Agreement. The terms and conditions of your account continue to apply until the balance is paid in full.

 



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Comments 10

Guest - angel on Wednesday, 18 July 2018 11:59

how do I negotiate the interest down also.

how do I negotiate the interest down also.
Guest - COLLEEN RABY on Wednesday, 18 July 2018 06:07

I bought a piece of furniture before the announcement and it's not covered under warranty even though it's defective!!! They still expect payment!!! I'm beyond angry!

I bought a piece of furniture before the announcement and it's not covered under warranty even though it's defective!!! They still expect payment!!! I'm beyond angry!
Guest - T on Tuesday, 17 July 2018 17:24

I would like to know the answer to each of these questions!

I would like to know the answer to each of these questions!
Guest - SHARON PALMATIER on Tuesday, 19 June 2018 12:00

Since Carson's is no longer in business, WHO THE HECK DO I PAY?
AND HOW DO I NEGOITATE MY INTEREST RATE DOWN?

Since Carson's is no longer in business, WHO THE HECK DO I PAY? AND HOW DO I NEGOITATE MY INTEREST RATE DOWN?
Guest - adri on Thursday, 07 June 2018 15:32

This is insane, I too have a $100 gift card my elderly parents gifted me. This is unacceptable!!!! They deserve a refund at the very least!!!!

This is insane, I too have a $100 gift card my elderly parents gifted me. This is unacceptable!!!! They deserve a refund at the very least!!!!
Guest - Janis Dubin on Thursday, 17 May 2018 22:44

I have a gift card they are no longer accepting. I am not happy about this. I have been a loyal customer for over 50 years...How can get reimbursed for the value of my gift card?

I have a gift card they are no longer accepting. I am not happy about this. I have been a loyal customer for over 50 years...How can get reimbursed for the value of my gift card?
Guest - Wanda J.McDonald on Monday, 07 May 2018 21:38

I have a gift card from carson they are no longer accepting. How can I get reimbursed for these funds

I have a gift card from carson they are no longer accepting. How can I get reimbursed for these funds
Guest - Debby G. on Tuesday, 24 April 2018 06:16

That is STUPID. Are You sure? Why would my Credit Rating go down when a Store is filing Bankruptcy? It has "nothing" to do with Me. It just does not make any sense!!?

That is STUPID. Are You sure? Why would my Credit Rating go down when a Store is filing Bankruptcy? It has "nothing" to do with Me. It just does not make any sense!!?
urzh on Friday, 20 April 2018 06:26

It will have an impact in some way. If this card was one of your "older accounts", your average credit rating history the bureaus will be averaged down and will affect your score. If you have credit debt, your total credit pool will be reduced (from all your credit accounts) and your debt to credit ratio will increase and factor into your overall credit score. Depending on the scenario, it can have a small or bigger effect on your credit rating. unfortunately, this is the risk you take when signing up for a new credit card.

This also happened when Costco decided to cancel their American Express card (although they replaced the card but the older account was closed). https://becomethesolution.com/news/american-express-coscto-canceling-and-applying-new-card

It will have an impact in some way. If this card was one of your "older accounts", your average credit rating history the bureaus will be averaged down and will affect your score. If you have credit debt, your total credit pool will be reduced (from all your credit accounts) and your debt to credit ratio will increase and factor into your overall credit score. Depending on the scenario, it can have a small or bigger effect on your credit rating. unfortunately, this is the risk you take when signing up for a new credit card. This also happened when Costco decided to cancel their American Express card (although they replaced the card but the older account was closed). https://becomethesolution.com/news/american-express-coscto-canceling-and-applying-new-card
Guest - Cynthia F Havemann on Thursday, 19 April 2018 19:01

What will the account closing do to my Credit rating?

What will the account closing do to my Credit rating?
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