Credit Letter to Close Account

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CREDIT LETTER TO CLOSE ACCOUNT

Dear Mr. Nick Baker,

Good day!

We are writing you this letter because we have noticed that this credit card linked to the account with the number NUMBER has remained inactive for the last twenty-four (24) months. Aside from that, you also have a pending payment of AMOUNT that is way past due. Our collection executives are unable to reach you through the contact number that you’ve provided to us when they tried to get in touch with you. We also haven’t received any communication from you regarding this matter. Now, we believed that this is an indication that this credit card account no longer fits your financial capacity. Because of this, we decided to charge you with a fine and have your account terminated. The details about the fine will be communicated to you soon. We require that you pay the fine on time to avoid further charges and to have the termination of your credit card account canceled.

If we don’t receive any communication from you for the next 60 days, expect that there will be additional charges and your account will be closed.

If you have questions regarding this matter, please don’t hesitate to send us a message at zionbank@gmail.com or give us a call at 222 555 7777.

Thank you.

Respectfully,

Sean Gay

Manager

Zion Bank