I wanted to purchase something with my Sears/Citi Bank Master card, so I took my card out and I noticed the the card had went past the expiration date which ended on XXXX/XXXX/XXXX. I did n't receive my new card so I called Sears to see if they sent me another card to replace the old one. At first they said that the card had been returned and they would send me another one. After placing me on hold many times they finally came back and said that my account was being closed because I had n't used my card in XXXX months. I currently have a balance over {$2000.00}, I have been making my payments on time and I have n't missed any payments. I opened this account back in XXXX and I have never had any issues with this account in the past XXXX years. Then I finally talk to a supervisor and she tells me that the last time I used the card was on XXXX/XXXX/XXXX and that if the card is not used in a twelve month period the account would be closed. I spoke to them on XXXX/XXXX/XXXX and I reminded the supervisor that I had XXXX more days to go before the year was up. She said that it did n't matter and that my account would be closed anyway. I 'm sure I 'm not the only one who has been caught in this situation and that it may be a nation wide problem. Like I said before, My account has been open for more than XXXX years and I 'm just stunned by the treatment that I received from this company. It 's all most like my XXXX years do n't mean anything to them. I have fought to keep a good credit record and to pay my bills even through the great recession. After all of my hard work to keep my XXXX credit score, I find out that it does n't matter. I almost want to file bankruptcy so I do n't has to pay any of them back. I 'm asking you to help me to fix this situation. 

Thank you 
