Statement Prints before Refund, what do you pay?

[Anonymous]

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@Nomad3 wrote:
How long do you get to pay the statement? 30 days? You could wait it out and see what happens.

I'm in a similar situation, undeliverable package, return processing after statement. I went ahead and PIF and then bought something else so my account wouldn't be negative.

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Why worry about that?

[Anonymous]

Well I guess in the end it was nothing to even concern over.....

It turns out, I had a misunderstanding with Synchrony about my changed due date recently but I guess so did a previous agent.

It turns out, my statement won't even print until 1/12 and I already took the item back today.

I thought they said my due date won't take effect until my Feb month but they meant it will process in Jan and be effective due date in Feb.

[Nomad3]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Nomad3 wrote:
How long do you get to pay the statement? 30 days? You could wait it out and see what happens.

I'm in a similar situation, undeliverable package, return processing after statement. I went ahead and PIF and then bought something else so my account wouldn't be negative.

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Why worry about that?

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Not too worried, but pretty sure they like it when you owe them money not the other way around lol

It was a natural spend though

[elixerin]

sorta following this post.. but what if its a larger payment like a $2-500 payment being returned but only after statement prints,and you organically spend more than that, then what do you do?

example: 5k limit, $2300 balance return $500, statement prints $2300 return brings you to $1800 but you spend $1000 after print so you're balance is $2800. do you pay the $2300 by due or do you pay $1800 since 1k charge was after statement printed and return of $500 "lowered" statement balance? 

[Anonymous]

I guess Synchrony is very efficent.....

Even though my statement didn't actually print on 12/20 due to me changing the due date, I noticed my CRs actually still knew my updated (well updated a few days ago) balance even though that normally only happens when a statement is cut.