Amex Credit card department,
Amex has recently created new terminologies, which no one else in the industry uses which is confusing and I claim with the intention of charging extra fees. Details : 1. When automatic payments are setup, it can be usually set up to ( automatically ) deduct a. Minimum payment due ( minimum payment and remaining balance and may incur an interest ) b. Last Statement Balance ( including any credits/refunds after the statement generation ) c. Current balance ( entire balance ) d. A fixed amount 2. When it comes to the due date, there are usually 2 options : a. On due date b. On a fixed date Credit card companies have grudgingly embraced the Automatic payments, with varying degrees of difficulty, Amex being the recent acceptor. However, they are trying to hoodwink consumers by providing a new set of terminologies which no one else in the industry uses such as " New Total Balance '', which they claim is nothing but " Statement balance '' but there is no guarantee as they can always twist their own terminologies. I did speak and chat with them but they would n't change. They also do n't have a " Payment due date '' for automatic payments but will only say Statement Date + 15days ... but what if this date is past the " Payment due date ''? Or what if they just change the terminology to +25 days? This, in particular is truly intended to hoodwink the consumers into missing the payment date or paying more. There is absolutely no reason to create new terminologies.
Amex customer in Michigan
Apr 03, 2016
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Amex response to complaint:
Closed with explanation
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