<prompt> Human: Hey PF, About a month ago I went in to my local bank that I have been with for 5 years Im only 23. Im moving across the country with no plans to return so I closed out my accounts but wanted to leave my credit card open. If is the first card I got and didnt want my average account age to take a hit. The banker said he could raise my limit from the measly 500 and get me a better reward package. I asked him multiple times if this was going to be opening a new line of credit and closing the last one because I didnt want to lose my oldest account for my credit score. He assured me that everything will be the same, just a higher limit and different rewards. Well I just checked my credit report and it turns out he did close my old credit card, hard checked me, then open a new credit card. Now instead of my oldest account being 5 years its only 2. I want to go in to the bank and talk to the manager about this, but what can they even do for me? What should I be expecting, demanding, ect... Thanks in advance!Assistant: As far as I understand, in the US, closed accounts still get reported on your credit scorereport for the next 10 years. It doesnt completely disappear.Still kinda crappy, but not the end of the world.Human: Yeah, its not the end of the world or anything but Im angry. I have worked hard to get the credit score I have 760. When this banker hurt through either incompetence or deception, I kind of take it personally.  <response>: your score is 760? Whats the problem? There isnt a special deal for 760 when it comes financing cars or houses. 