"Variable Grace Periods Suck"

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Written by: jbb on 2009-04-02

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jbb's review: Callout Comment US Bank handles this and they change the grace period based on payments

payments in full... The next grace period is 20 days

payments late or partial... Next payment is due in 25 days.

This has burned me 3 times on getting my payments to them, each generating a late fee... I got 2 of them reversed, but can't any more untill 2010.

So they get the late fee plus interest on the balance.

I've stopped trying to epay my bill on a regular reminder, and instead, have to read my bill each month and pay it manually.

I typically charge 10K per month on the card, so I'm a pretty hefty customer.

I love REI, but I hate US Bank's card policies.

3 Comments

Comment 1 by interjack
Variable Grace Period User Icon on 2009-04-02

Remarks I have not heard of another creditor doing this. I am glad that Discover got rid of Dual Cycle interest computation.
Comment 2 by rockin35
Try AMEX User Icon on 2009-04-10

Remarks If you are spending 10,000K a month on this card, if I were you, I would try American Express. The benefits would far out way this card.

Just a thought... Rockin35
Comment 3 by meya
Wow!!! User Icon on 2009-04-11

Remarks I would hope this is a business card!
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