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kr3st00
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CSP Returned Payment?

Hey guys,

I opened up a Chase Bank account after getting approved for my CSP and my Freedom card. I have a Small Business Checking account with another bank and I plan on keeping it there for a bit. 

I make card payments from the SBC account

 

I've had my CSP for about 2 weeks now and I've been using it heavily and on the 13th I made a payment even though it wasn't neccessary. I tend to make multiple payments monthly. Well it posted and showed fine, no issues at all. 

I log into my Chase account and notice my CSP has a "Returned Payment". I didn't request a return or refund payment. And it DOES show the funds back in my SBC account...

I don't get it! Do I need to wait longer in the first payment/statement cycle? Do I need to have a $3,000 balance at once to get the bonus points? I'm so confused right now! It says my first payment isn't due until 7/20. 

HELP!

EDIT: Yes there PLENTY of funds in the SBC to cover the payment. 

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09Lexie
Moderator Emerita

Re: CSP Returned Payment?


@kr3st00 wrote:

Hey guys,

I opened up a Chase Bank account after getting approved for my CSP and my Freedom card. I have a Small Business Checking account with another bank and I plan on keeping it there for a bit. 

I make card payments from the SBC account

 

I've had my CSP for about 2 weeks now and I've been using it heavily and on the 13th I made a payment even though it wasn't neccessary. I tend to make multiple payments monthly. Well it posted and showed fine, no issues at all. 

I log into my Chase account and notice my CSP has a "Returned Payment". I didn't request a return or refund payment. And it DOES show the funds back in my SBC account...

I don't get it! Do I need to wait longer in the first payment/statement cycle? Do I need to have a $3,000 balance at once to get the bonus points? I'm so confused right now! It says my first payment isn't due until 7/20. 

HELP!

EDIT: Yes there PLENTY of funds in the SBC to cover the payment. 


You need to contact your bank and ask them why they returned your payment.  You do not have to wait for your first statement and you don't need to have a $3k bal at once to get the bonus - just the first 3 mos. 

 

If it was a bank error, get it in writing.  The last thing you want is AA taken because your first pyt was returned. 

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kr3st00
Regular Contributor

Re: CSP Returned Payment?


@09Lexie wrote:

@kr3st00 wrote:

Hey guys,

I opened up a Chase Bank account after getting approved for my CSP and my Freedom card. I have a Small Business Checking account with another bank and I plan on keeping it there for a bit. 

I make card payments from the SBC account

 

I've had my CSP for about 2 weeks now and I've been using it heavily and on the 13th I made a payment even though it wasn't neccessary. I tend to make multiple payments monthly. Well it posted and showed fine, no issues at all. 

I log into my Chase account and notice my CSP has a "Returned Payment". I didn't request a return or refund payment. And it DOES show the funds back in my SBC account...

I don't get it! Do I need to wait longer in the first payment/statement cycle? Do I need to have a $3,000 balance at once to get the bonus points? I'm so confused right now! It says my first payment isn't due until 7/20. 

HELP!

EDIT: Yes there PLENTY of funds in the SBC to cover the payment. 


You need to contact your bank and ask them why they returned your payment.  You do not have to wait for your first statement and you don't need to have a $3k bal at once to get the bonus - just the first 3 mos. 

 

If it was a bank error, get it in writing.  The last thing you want is AA taken because your first pyt was returned. 


I called both places, neither knew why it happened... So I made a payment from my personal chase account that's linked to both my CSP and Freedom of twice the last payment so they know it must of been some sort of error and I wasn't trying to pull anything over them. 

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09Lexie
Moderator Emerita

Re: CSP Returned Payment?


@kr3st00 wrote:

@09Lexie wrote:

@kr3st00 wrote:

Hey guys,

I opened up a Chase Bank account after getting approved for my CSP and my Freedom card. I have a Small Business Checking account with another bank and I plan on keeping it there for a bit. 

I make card payments from the SBC account

 

I've had my CSP for about 2 weeks now and I've been using it heavily and on the 13th I made a payment even though it wasn't neccessary. I tend to make multiple payments monthly. Well it posted and showed fine, no issues at all. 

I log into my Chase account and notice my CSP has a "Returned Payment". I didn't request a return or refund payment. And it DOES show the funds back in my SBC account...

I don't get it! Do I need to wait longer in the first payment/statement cycle? Do I need to have a $3,000 balance at once to get the bonus points? I'm so confused right now! It says my first payment isn't due until 7/20. 

HELP!

EDIT: Yes there PLENTY of funds in the SBC to cover the payment. 


You need to contact your bank and ask them why they returned your payment.  You do not have to wait for your first statement and you don't need to have a $3k bal at once to get the bonus - just the first 3 mos. 

 

If it was a bank error, get it in writing.  The last thing you want is AA taken because your first pyt was returned. 


I called both places, neither knew why it happened... So I made a payment from my personal chase account that's linked to both my CSP and Freedom of twice the last payment so they know it must of been some sort of error and I wasn't trying to pull anything over them. 


If your bank can't give you a reason, you still should get a letter from them.  Mistakes do happen but you want to have all your ducks in a row if it ever comes up. Ie CLI , additional apps with Chase etc. 

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