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Years ago it happened to me with Sears (and I'm talking more than 10 years ago).

I was having credit problems with my mortgage (going through a divorce and my ex was ordered to pay which he did not). I had had a Sears card since I was about 18 - only my name was on the account - and I always paid it on time. All of a sudden, I get a letter from them that during a "routine check" of credit worthiness, I no longer was deemed worthy to them, so they closed my account. I called them and tried to reason with them, but they wouldn't budge. At that point, I said screw them and put them to the bottom of my bill pile.

That really was the only company that I had a problem with in doing something like that.

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I'm glad this topic was brought up. I have two cards, 1 discover and 1 visa I've had at least 15 years and are both up to date. I am gradually paying them down, but the concern is what will happen if I pay them off. I would hate to think that they would cancel them after payment. There are few things great about my credit and loosing this positive would not be good.

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I went 5-6 months not paying on 4 cards. One CO'ed then settled. The rest are being paid on. During tthis time, Foleys and Capital One cancled their cards among a couple of others. Dilliards was doing AR pulls every week, but left the acct open

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