Legal Question in Consumer Law in Florida

Re: Suing Credit Card Company

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Unfortunately, I have to believe that there is much more to this issue than you provided herein. It would be extremely unusual for both American Express and Bank of America to "suddenly" close your account without legitimate reasons which caused them to question your credit worthiness. You may wish to review this matter with an attorney, but if you had credit issues with each company, they have the right to revoke any credit they might have previously granted to you.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.