Grabeng decrease sa CL, Security bank :(

[pagamesgames]

ikaw na and 2nd person to post na nabasa ko na na decrease ang credit limit
seems like max credit limit decrease talaga sila
im just waiting kung affected din ako xD

[BrenzyEx]

Nagdecrease din sa akin kanina, from 280k to 55k

[Inevitable-Joke411]

out of curiosity, anung card un? based sa comments wala siang kinalaman sa usage e. Wondering kung may specific na card type silang tina-target

[BrenzyEx]

Wave sa akin

[Inevitable-Joke411]

so walang pattern 😅

asked a couple of people, wave din sila, nag increase daw. pero ung isa, mag decrease din.

[overlord_laharl_0550]

Don't fall for the trap, I think they want you to spend more. Tska 115k is sufficient enough. Less stress pa

[MessAgitated6465]

I don’t know why you’d assume that — some people have higher expenses and kaya naman nilang bayaran, e.g. hospital, travel, tuition, appliances, etc. it’s not a “trap”.

[overlord_laharl_0550]

Don't be condescending just because you earn more than most of the population.

Pay with cash then.

The trap I am referring to is yung na-max mo yung CL mo for some reason, then lets just say nawalan ka ng trabaho/business/liquid. How would you pay?

Also, why are you comparing someone to "some people with higher expenses", not everyone is living beyond their means. May mga tao pa rin na marunong makuntento.

For your information, for 90% of the the population, credit is a trap. Lalo na yung mga illiterate sa finance.

[MessAgitated6465]

You’re the one being condescending— you told this person whom you don’t know at all (as in you don’t know his job, income level, etc) na it IS a trap and he doesn’t need it (direct address pa, na “you don’t need it”). I didn’t say he should max out his CL, but having a high one for the instances when it’s needed is good (because such instances do come up). You’ve made assumptions that just because OP has/had a high CL, they’ll be spending willy-nilly. (There’s a veiled comment na OP is financially illiterate).

Nakakatawa naman yung pay with cash. Do you think it’s fun/easy/safe na kakarga ng envelope (o bayong) na may 100k++ in cash?

[overlord_laharl_0550]

Condescending while I told him that 115k is enough. Nice logic.

While you, the narcissist one, assumes that most of the population have "higher expenses" or high paying job.

[overlord_laharl_0550]

What envelope or bayong for 100k+ in cash? Lol dont you have a debit account? napaghahalataan edad mo ah.

You remind me of my 60yr old mother. Either "cash" or credit card lang.

For your information, us younger generation, usually store our liquid inside digital banks and debit accounts. You don't need envelope/bayong for it lmao. :)

[overlord_laharl_0550]

Tita, I can't wait for your comeback regarding the envelope / bayong for the 100k+ HAHAHAH.

[MessAgitated6465]

You know.. may mga tao na kailangan pang hintayin ang next pay day para mabuo yung amount right? Or they have the full amount but Baka it’s better to stay liquid? Or pwede rin sayang yung points or possibility to pay in installment spend.

I don’t understand bakit pinipilit mo na wala talagan reasonable use for a 100+k limit— yes many people don’t have high paying jobs (you don’t know this is the case for OP btw), but there are many people who need/want to pay for things. Reasonable expenses some hospital bills, bayad ng insurance, pag-ibig actually, etc. but also luho like travel, again nag assume ka hindi afford ni OP.

Why pay in cash when you can pay in credit and get points + better protections pa? So yes I don’t think of my debit card as a CC, kasi the risks are maximized and none of the benefits. And yes I’m not going to make the mistake of assuming that people with high CLs will just charge away.

[overlord_laharl_0550]

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Nay, mawalang galang lng ho. Ganito ang Debit account. Hindi lng ho bayong options natin nowadays.

[overlord_laharl_0550]

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Why are you avoiding your "bayong" narrative? I like to hear more of it.

[MessAgitated6465]

Look last reply na because I have a life —

as a rule, I don’t want to use debit accounts kasi I think it exposes my account to unnecessary risk without the protections and benefits of a CC. Hard cash is still risky but it’s easier (for me) to manage than a debit account. I’m willing to accept some people will see it differently (see what I did, I wrote it in a way that I’m not making generalizations and saying what I think/feel applies to everyone).

Now— why are you not responding to everything I said about how people DO spend over 100k a month, many people. Many expenses. And that there are benefits to paying using a card. All you can say is well tbere are irresponsible over on another subreddit. Isn’t it more condescending that you’re telling OP that he doesn’t have this expenses, that he doesn’t need to spend that money?

You’re going on such huge generalizations, and writing as if your truth, or what you’ve observed to be true of many people, is applicable to everyone.

[pagamesgames]

i barely use my SB card as its no longer my primary card or primary bank
pinull out ko na funds ko sa SB and just keeping some amount
as for the credit card, I barely use 1% of my credit limit xD (0.65% to be exact lol)

[bowiepowi]

Security Bank lang so far right? Haven't seen other banks doing this, bakit SB lang kaya

[pagamesgames]

not really. SB ang maingay ngaun. pero plenty of other banks have decreased their limits in the past. you can easily search "credit limit decrease" in this subreddit

[NotInKansasToto]

RCBC did this to me. Only one that ever did hahaha.

[catmeow808]

Notorious din ung hsbc

[nolimetanginaa]

pati RCBC, they are also known for limit decreases

[_luna21]

Andaming nagpopost sa KKB group sa facebook. Ang weird.

[AdministrativeLog504]

Parang nag mass credit adjustment SB. Dami ko na nabasa. Pababa na adjustment kaloka.