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Credit Card Overlimit Fees

Credit Card Overlimit Fees resulting from the assessment of annual fees

Some credit card issuers have a practice of charging an overlimit fee if an annual fee pushes the account balance over the credit limit.

If you feel that you have been a victim of this practice by your credit card company and have records that would back up your claim, please click the link below to submit your complaint.

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Published on Jul-17-04


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Since I started paying my bill with automatic electronic payments they have started changing the due date so my payments are late. Then they charge me late fees. I started these electronic payments over a year ago paying twice the minimum payment but for unknown reasons my balance is now over the limit and of course they now charge an over the limit fee.

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Called automated system, inquiry into available credit...then, same day as accessing the card, called and asked a service rep. if this was my real available balance, after interest charges.....Was told "yes" this is the amount I had to access. Needless to say, my purchase took me over the limit, I was charged $39.00 for the month of August.....but worse yet, my September bill arrived showing another $39.00 overlimit charge..
The last bill is dated July 20th thru Aug. 20th...this bill shows an overlimit fee placed on August 20th, as well as a $4.00 membership fee placed on August 20th This bill is dated August 21st thru Sept.19th. it shows a transaction placed on August 20th (witheld from previous bill) and another late fee, along with the membership fee.

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