u/Mammoth_Newt5148

Last week, I got approved for 2 cards with $11k and $5k CLs. I immediately canceled several other cards with CL no higher than $900 and has annual fees. I still have 4 cards left:

1. $500 CL, < 3 months old, $99 AF, no missed payments (Upgrade Visa Card)
2. $900 CL, 8 Years old, no AF, 2 missed payments (2023) (Capital One Platinum - Upgraded to unsecured from secured 1 year ago. Also has NO rewards program)
3. $900 CL, 6 years old, no AF, no missed payments (Capital One Quicksilver One)
4. $700 CL, 5 years old, no AF, no missed payments (Capital One Venture One)

New Cards:

1. Citi AA World Elite/Executive MC, $11k CL
2. Chase United Explorer Visa, $5k CL

I'm probably going to cancel #1 today. I want to cancel #2 because of the missed payments, but it also has my longest credit history. It was literally my first credit card. I'm considering just keeping 3, 4 because of the no AF, but it won't make or break me since my new cards have very high CL.

What would you do?

I've been following this outage in a few threads and I read a comment that said if you can access it, dont login because it could be a credential logger. Should the students still avoid logging in?

I am in no way an sys admin, so I dont know the protocol for these sort of things. I was a management consultant that got hired by a client to be director of tech ops, which is also includes being the IT department.

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