So my main credit card, a United Mileage Plus one, issued by Chase, got rejected on my last attempted purchase, just before I got on a plane at Logan headed for Frankfurt, where I am now, between flights.
Now here I sit, paying $.18 per minute to T-Mobile to “roam” on their system, to which I pay ~$30/month already for wi-fi access, trying to use the Chase website to see what’s up with the card.
I type in my login and password, then get
404: File Not Found. Could not find file |
I try again and get,
Your User ID is Locked |
You’ve exceeded the maximum number of logon attempts allowed. As a result, we’ve disabled your User ID and Password to protect your confidential financial information. Please click “Unlock User ID” to unlock your User ID and create a new Password. (Error Code AA398). |
I’m not going to try. I know my old password. I probably won’t remember the new one.
Grrr.
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Chase drives me nuts with rejections of charges, especially when I’m traveling overseas. In fact, just Friday I called them on the ‘collect’ number on the back of the card, told them I was going to make a several thousand pound purchase in London, that it was coming in a few hours, would be this amount, from this company, and they said ‘ok, we’ll note that.’
And then they rejected the charge. I spent 30 minutes on the phone trying to get them to fix things.
The only reason I’m with Chase is the mileage program for my airline (British Air). I’ll switch immediately if BA moves to another card company.
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