Interesting CareCredit bug / issue

[CreditCuriosity]

Ran across an interesting CareCredit issue see screen shots..  I used it to give it a bit of use for dog this last sunday for $127 and paid it a few days ago and got debited $127 out of my checking, but see the screen shot.. Wonder if bank error in my favor or they are going to hit my checking account for two more payments although as stated was debited day or two back for the $127.. Thoughts?  Call and have it addressed ?

[CreditCuriosity]

update called and happened to one other person so far as well today.. they are looking into it.. Hopefully my account doesn't get debited two more times for payment since it was a pull (don't go into the whole pull vs. push thing here please).  They opened a case as clearly an issue with their system.  A specialist is assigned my case, be interesting to see what comes out of this.. I imagine if someone gets overdrawn they being sync. would be responsible for fees as all the same confirmation # on each payment.  Bad bug to possibly have for both customer/them.

[gdale6]

Great presentation to show that pushing the payment from your bank is preferable to a draw of the payment.

[Anonymous]

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@gdale6 wrote:
Great presentation to show that pushing the payment from your bank is preferable to a draw of the payment.

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 I disagree: Lets compare:

OP did online payment, Computer glitch on lender side:

Result:   $127 taking out of bank account,  but $381 paid to  credit card.

Now suppose OP pushes money from  bank account and a similar glitch happens  on the bank side.

Result:  $127 paid to the credit card, but $381  taking out of bank account.

Which scenario do you prefer?

I'm not claiming that pulling is safer than pushing. Just that computer glitches can cause problems either way.

[pizza1]

@Anonymous, thought provoking for sure, but @CreditCuriosity was actually serious about not going into the push vs pull.

[pizza1]

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@gdale6 wrote:
Great presentation to show that pushing the payment from your bank is preferable to a draw of the payment.

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@gdale6 LOL! 

[Anonymous]

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@pizza1 wrote:

@Anonymous, thought provoking for sure, but @CreditCuriosity was actually serious about not going into the push vs pull.

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Sorry, I had overlooked  CreditCuriosity's request and as a result also  misunderstood  the gist of gdale comment.  My apologies to both CreditCuriosity and gdale.

[pizza1]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@pizza1 wrote:

@Anonymous, thought provoking for sure, but @CreditCuriosity was actually serious about not going into the push vs pull.

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Sorry, I had overlooked  CreditCuriosity's request and as a result also  misunderstood  the gist of gdale comment.  My apologies to both CreditCuriosity and gdale.

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no big deal at all !     " Im sure" @gdale6 was just poking fun at his comment. The push vs pull saga usually sparks a lot of conversation sometimes