For years I had a Bank of American credit card ( opened XXXX 2008 ), I used the card and made the payments, my payments had been on time for years. I typically had a balance on the card. I would pay it down to a couple of hundreds dollars then use it again, pay it down, etc. Then I paid the card to a zero balance and immediately Bank of America cancelled the card. It was like they had a computer program that they could set that said if this card pays to zero cancel it. So in effect they were ok with me as long as I carried a balance and not ok once the cared was paid to zero. Yes like a lot of people I have had financial issues but they have improve considerably over the last few years. So when my credit was at the worst BOA was ok with me having their credit card, when I was able to pay them off and my credit was better my reward was to be cancelled. I think BOA has a history of this action for a lot of consumers and it is fundamentally unfair. Would be interesting to know how many times they have cancelled a consumer 's credit card at the point it was paid to zero 
