Without any prior notice I received a letter dated XXXX XXXX, XXXX, stating that my AT & T Universal Platinum Card account, which was issued as a charter member in XXXX, was closed. I called several times to the Citi Bank number on the card ( Citi purchased the cards accounts years ago ), and received answers that bordered on the rude and who cares category. The latest person I spoke to was more than happy to reopen the account with a new application and credit report inquiry, and probably different terms also. I told him that no prior notification was provided, and his answer was " too bad ''. 
Under the Credit Card Act of XXXX, there is a provision that 45 days notice must be provided for changes in terms and conditions. No such notice was ever given. This card was not used a lot, but I do n't recall any new rules having been adopted that credit cards must be used all the time for everyday purchases. I realize that this might not get far, but if other people have had similar experiences, maybe some attorney might want to look into the practices of Citi Bank and their breach of contract actions. 
