I was sent a promotion of a credit card, " prepared for '' me. I applied forthe " XXXX '' credit card, after which I wassent a letter that said I had too high of credit balances. Yes, I had XXXXcredit cards, XXXX with a balance of {$17000.00} and XXXX with a balance of {$18000.00} because those cards gave me an extended promotionalperiod with XXXX interest. I have XXXX times as much money in mysavings account as my credit card balances and I always pay mycards entire balance off each month ( unless they give me a promoat zero % interest, in which case I always pay the minimum paymentas they require. Upon receipt of the refusal notice, I called all mycredit cards and either cancelled them or reduced the credit limit totheir minimum, and paid all of them off except for the one with abalance of {$18000.00}. The reason I am writing you, within a weekor two of my refusal, I receive the same promotion for the samecredit card, for which I applied again, thinking I have cleaned upmy unused credit cards and I have reduced the credit limits for thoseI kept, except for the XXXX mentioned. However, just today I receivedanother refusal letter, stating there were " too many inquiries on mycredit file and you have sufficient utilization of your credit ''. Yes, I hadtoo many inquiries I suspect because every time they change a creditlimit, even if I requested it be reduced, there was an inquiry. I suspectevery time I cancelled a card, it was recorded on my credit file. Now, being given a reason that " you have sufficient utilization of your credit '' means what - darned if I know. Yes, if they give me 0 % interest, I amgoing to utilize that credit as long as they let me! The real irony is thatmy husband and I have over XXXX XXXX in assets and over XXXX XXXX inliquid assets which we can use to pay off that {$18000.00} as soon as the0 % promotional period ends. We were able to save those assets bybeing " cheap '', such as using 0 % promotional offers. Granted, Bank ofAmerica does n't make as much money off of me as those that run abalance and pay what I think is excessive credit card interest. 
However, do n't send me repeated promotions once they haveturned me down. Also, I do n't think it is right to refuse an applicantonce they determine that I do n't pay credit card companies or banksthat offer them interest. If they are going to send me letter after letterafter letter telling me why I should apply for a credit card, but onlyapprove me if they think I will run up a balance, get in over my headand make them more money, that just is n't right!! Yes, I know thecredit reporting companies are not perfect, but the credit report andsystem is tilted towards banks so they can charge interest and makemoney. I paid off my mortgage as quickly as possible and flat out don'tpay interest. If they are going to penalize me because I have $ XXXXXXXXon a credit card that offered me that 0 % promotion when I have XXXXthat in savings that just is n't right, even if they do n't make as muchmoney off of me as they think they should. 
