Fed up with Credit One...

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

UPDATE:

The payment of 25.12 was posted today. Waiting till tomorrow "for the kill".

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Be on the lookout for another statement with trailing interest charges. Consider holding off closing the card until you get a statement showing zero balance due.

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OMG - exactly what you mentioned happened !. When I logged in today, there was not only a charge of 3.56 but also a new statement was generated !

Wonder how come all of a sudden a new statement springs up with interest charges, and that too after 2 months (my last statement was June 15) !! beats me

UPDATE - I tried to pay off the 3.56 but the system would not accept more than 4 payments - I'm stuck with this card for a month more now....arrrrghhhhhhh

08/06/2015 PAYMENT LIMIT: You have reached your payment limit. Four payments have been received within a 30 day period. Thank you."

I was not aware that one cannot make more than 4 payments...

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Push a payment from your bank and tell those suckers sayonara!

[Anonymous]

How convinient about the statement like you said....now they're going to give you a hard time until you can close it.

Not cool!

[Broke_Triathlete]

The best way to close them is to push a surplus payment of $25 through the Credit One. Then go ahead and close. You'll get a refund check in the mail about 7-10 days later.

[Anonymous]

Good that you checked on-line. Many don't and are later surprised; getting hit with late fees, etc. Pushing a surplus payment, as Broke_Triathlete suggests, may be the way to go. Then there's no chance of trailing interest charges. I've never read of Credit One rejecting pushed payments.

[Anonymous]

[OmarGB9]

^😂

[delaney1]

LOL!

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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Now, mail it back to them lol...jk, dont do that.

[Anonymous]

They would probably charge a recycling fee.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:
They would probably charge a recycling fee.

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Or a burning our card fee, then on top of that fee you'll get a fee for having fees.