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hahhaa...yeah....
Okay, let's pretend that the payment of $1000 was made on 1/26/15...THEN all I said would have made sense, yeah?
@toothgrind3r wrote:And if I wanted to be a real good boy, I would pay $3,604.77 to have the next statement report as $0, correct?
It's not a matter of good/bad (subjecitve as with any topic) but whether or not you're trying to adjust the reported balance to 0.
@takeshi74 wrote:
@toothgrind3r wrote:And if I wanted to be a real good boy, I would pay $3,604.77 to have the next statement report as $0, correct?
It's not a matter of good/bad but whether or not you're trying to adjust the reported balance.
If it's Chase then they would report 0 balance upon full repayment of the total credit line. Judging by the min payment however it might not be Chase. Lol.
@Anonymous wrote:
@takeshi74 wrote:
@toothgrind3r wrote:And if I wanted to be a real good boy, I would pay $3,604.77 to have the next statement report as $0, correct?
It's not a matter of good/bad but whether or not you're trying to adjust the reported balance.
If it's Chase then they would report 0 balance upon full repayment of the total credit line. Judging by the min payment however it might not be Chase. Lol.
Yeah, not Chase, Chase won't let me play with them! They're still mad at me for what I did to them 6 years ago.
Let this thread be a reminder to everyone to not to try work with numbers late at night after a looooong day at work.
@toothgrind3r wrote:hahhaa...yeah....
Okay, let's pretend that the payment of $1000 was made on 1/26/15...THEN all I said would have made sense, yeah?
Exactly, in my original response I was going to put that maybe you paid 1/26/15 and not 1/16/15, so in fact you only needed to pay the rest to avoid interest.