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Should I continue to resist paying my credit card bill electronically? For many years I have had a simple effective process for paying my bills. I open the bill, write the check, and send it out. I could do online, but i spend too much time there anyway, and why fix something that isn’t broke.

I got a new credit card. I knew it had a 20 day grace period. The second month I’ve had it, 10 day after the statement posts, I still haven’t received the bill in the mail. I call customer service. I’m told that they don’t get mailed until 3 days after the statement posts. Then she tells me they allow up to ten days to receive the bill and that it may take up to ten days to receive the check I send. I told her that’s «impossible. there’s no way to do this within the 20 day grace period.» She says «that’s right. You have to change and pay electronically.»

I’m pissed about this. Why offer a mail service when it isn’t possible. Why not tell people officially you have to pay online instead of offering something that doesn’t exist.

I remember reading about some class action lawsuits a few years ago, revolving around banks delaying sending bills out in order to collect late fees. Have there been any recent suits in this area? I’ll join the class in a heartbeat.

Again, I can change, but why should I, just to save money for the blood sucking credit card companies?

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One Response to “An Old Dog Resists The New Trick”

Gary Scinto Says:

Март 21st, 2012 at 1:40 дп

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