Posted by Kalmia on July 25, 2009, 7:49 am
I learned the hard way. I knew the amount due was going to be a lulu
this month, so I paid (online) in advance of the billing date AND lost
out on my 1% and 3% rebates.
Live and learn.
Posted by RickMerrill on July 25, 2009, 9:33 am
Kalmia wrote:
> I learned the hard way. I knew the amount due was going to be a lulu
> this month, so I paid (online) in advance of the billing date AND lost
> out on my 1% and 3% rebates.
>
> Live and learn.
>
So when you pay BEFORE the bill goes out it looks like a "credit" and
reduces the amount on which your "rebate" is calculated.
Posted by Kalmia on July 25, 2009, 3:36 pm
wrote:
> So when you pay BEFORE the bill goes out it looks like a "credit" and
> reduces the amount on which your "rebate" is calculated.
Yeah...no kidding. Now I know.
I made payments during the billing cycle cuz I cudn't stand to see
that balance growing by leaps and bounds when I called or looked at my
acct online. I won't do THAT again.
Posted by Kalmia on August 11, 2009, 5:02 pm
> I learned the hard way. I knew the amount due was going to be a lulu
> this month, so I paid (online) in advance of the billing date AND lost
> out on my 1% and 3% rebates.
> Live and learn.
I called. Explained it six ways to Sunday, but the rep kept saying
the rebate was figured on the amount spent. I pointed out the
prepayments, but she just didn't 'get it'.
Said she'd refer it to see if anything was 'done wrong'.
I don't think I'll get a dime.
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> this month, so I paid (online) in advance of the billing date AND lost
> out on my 1% and 3% rebates.
>
> Live and learn.
>