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Post #136851833 added 05-05-2020 4:25 PM by qwe1234 in Finance
it is a slight off topic, however, still on the credit cards. So that I bought a gift card, I subsequently went to spent it, however, some balance has let over. Then I have learned that this balance...
Post #136373195 added 04-18-2020 7:52 PM by sct333 in Finance
Purchases show up quickly, but it can take a couple weeks for a refund to show up. If you have a payment due before that refund shows up you're going to have a problem.
Post #136370852 added 04-18-2020 5:52 PM by Arcticat in Finance
That's what Discover said when I called them, common sense I thought.....then I got a notice saying that my payment was late, long story short, they want to see a payment every month, should be...
Post #136369142 added 04-18-2020 4:18 PM by Dr. J in Finance
Just updating because I am in this situation now. Just got my AE statement which was from 4/2. Statement balance is something like $65 but I login and it says in numerous places "no payment...
Post #136101959 added 04-09-2020 9:17 AM by crabbing in Finance
i don't have a BofA credit card, but for all of the cards i have, if i have credits that cover all of the balance due on my most recent statement, they all show no payment due and certainly have...
Post #136002815 added 04-05-2020 10:54 AM by Arcticat in Finance
When I explained/asked over the phone, how could I have an old credit that covered the minimum (and the total) 2 CC's told me that they understood and that I didn't need to pay......afterwards, I got...
Post #135816935 added 03-28-2020 8:58 AM by FHRITP in Finance
Are you never going to use that credit card again? Pay the bill, receive a statement credit, use the credit card again to receive the credit. This isnt science rocket.
Post #135816503 added 03-28-2020 8:40 AM by NYExcuse in Finance
Well then I have absolutely no idea. You didn't have any charges during the next month either right?
Post #135812261 added 03-27-2020 11:54 PM by Zodiac in Finance
And this is exactly how it would work the following month, lets say you bought a $75 gift card to Amazon, your -$50 would show as a negative number and would be subtracted from the $75 charge leaving...
Post #135812216 added 03-27-2020 11:49 PM by Zodiac in Finance
Feb 25th you purchase item Feb 26th your statement closes with $50 pay in full balance Feb 28th you return item March 1st your refund posts and -$50 posts zeroing out your balance (assuming no...
Post #135811430 added 03-27-2020 10:13 PM by link626 in Finance
Then no, my situation is different from your example. You started with $500. I started with zero balance. Then I bought an item for $50, and returned it a few days later. I always pay off my...
Post #135810206 added 03-27-2020 8:38 PM by NYExcuse in Finance
I'm not asking you to make it simple. If you had carried any balance through the month then you would have still owed a payment for the interest accrued. Look at it like this. I have $500 on a...
Post #135809318 added 03-27-2020 7:27 PM by link626 in Finance
to make it simple statement balance was $50. I only bought one thing that month. a few days after the statement came out, (beginning of the new statement cycle) i got a refund, and credit for $50....
Post #135796769 added 03-27-2020 9:09 AM by edxmon in Finance
Whatever the question is, here is the secret code: If it benefits the bank, they WILL DO IT. For example: Let say you run a TIGHT checking account, keeping only the money you are going to...
Post #135789131 added 03-26-2020 9:31 PM by Spaceman6969 in Finance
But I have -$330 on my credit card balance and the return was made last month which should bring the balance to from +330 to 0; not -330 as if the bank owes me. I still owe the bank nothing. I’m...
Post #135789068 added 03-26-2020 9:26 PM by NYExcuse in Finance
It's not clear from your post but was your balance $0 going in to the month? If you carried any balance over then you still would have been expected to make a payment in that amount.
Post #135777020 added 03-26-2020 11:25 AM by Dr. J in Finance
Typically no. Credits are posted as immediate payments on the open statement. so let's say you have an open statement with $2000 bill. You then, in the current statement period, go buy a TV for...
Post #135776117 added 03-26-2020 10:47 AM by bonkman in Finance
If you want to be nice, you can contact your credit card company and they should be able to clear up the mistake. I've heard of this happening before and it can take up to three months for them to...
Post #135774227 added 03-26-2020 9:27 AM by Spaceman6969 in Finance
Yes, returned credit twice. Sorry for my so-so English grammar. How long shall I left it alone? I thought I should do something about it, no?
Post #135774173 added 03-26-2020 9:25 AM by bonkman in Finance
Not entirely sure what you mean. You got credited for the return twice, so now you have a credit? If that's the case, they'll probably figure it out eventually but it may take a few months. Or maybe...
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