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My billing cycle for my two Cap One cards closes on the 5th. Well last month, I went to make a payment on my Venture on the fourth, and noticed my billing cycle had already ended. I was a little peeved, since I only let one balance report, but whatever. I just checked my cards and they've both ended the billing cycle for the month. I find this odd, as my billing cycle used to close around 11pm on the 5th or even midnite on the 6th. Has this happened to anyone else?
Hard one to answer. Maybe only 28 days in Feb? IDK. You can change the dates. My 3 are set at 1st, 13th and 25th. Expert time.
Thanks for your responses, but I don't think that's the issue. Since the first time this happened was for the statement date that should have ended on Feb 5th(So this has happened two months in a row)and I've never had an issue before. Oh well, just wondered if anyone else noticed.
Had this happen with me and my DH Comenity accounts this past month. Closing date was the 17 for both mine and his, I went to make a payment on the 16 and saw that they closed on the 14. I was wondering what was going on as that caused us to post a balance which is a no no for us on those cards, strictly rewards use only for us.
Interesting, and a completely different company too!
I'd give them a call to find out. I do know that they are redesigning the statements starting in March; maybe there is a slight chance they had to change the cycle date for some folks for this change. It is an off chance, but maybe.
That said, my statement is fixed; every month for the past 19 years, my Capital One cycles the same day each month. I am not sure if this is something that Capital One changed for newer accounts but I doubt it. Citibank and BofA for example, the cycle date can differ by a few days each month depending on how many days in the month there are. I find that annoying... Capital One, to my knowledge, does not opperate that way and instead has fixed dates.
@Anonymous wrote:I'd give them a call to find out. I do know that they are redesigning the statements starting in March; maybe there is a slight chance they had to change the cycle date for some folks for this change. It is an off chance, but maybe.
That said, my statement is fixed; every month for the past 19 years, my Capital One cycles the same day each month. I am not sure if this is something that Capital One changed for newer accounts but I doubt it. Citibank and BofA for example, the cycle date can differ by a few days each month depending on how many days in the month there are. I find that annoying... Capital One, to my knowledge, does not opperate that way and instead has fixed dates.
I did call them, of course no insight from the rep. Lol.
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I got approved for their Venture card 2 weeks ago. After 1 week of physically having the card in hand they ended the billing cycle and said I had a payment due by 3/29. I paid it in full as soon as they notified me of a statement. Weird. Exactly 7 days and already had a bill. Oh well. I had a starting limit of $15k so I'm anxious to see if I can get that doubled very soon. I'll ask for a CLI at 60 days and then every 6 months after.
Sorry to say, but doubling a 15k Venture is pretty much unheard of. If you're going to be putting $10k a month through then maybe, but if you're just throwing a few thousand on it per month, chances are slim. I put a grand on my 20k limit Venture every month. After third statement I asked for cli and was offered $500 lol. I've had my Venture since last July. In February, in addition to my usual 1k charges, I put a charge of $8100 on it. A few days later asked for a cli, and was offered 3k. I took it! Lol