What is the name of your state?: CALIFORNIA
Hi. I'm wondering if it is legal/permissible for credit card companies to charge you overlimit fees (at least in California right now) for pushing you over your limit due to an annual fee posting? I thought this was stopped, but I'm probably misinformed.
I have emailed them in an attempt to get this cleared up. On my online statement the actual 'statement' page says I owe $43 instead of the usual $15 to compensate for the overage and mentions no overlimit fee. Then on the front page where it summarizes, it says I owe $78 and I have a $30 over limit fee attached to this... I'm confused.
Thanks for any insight.
Hi. I'm wondering if it is legal/permissible for credit card companies to charge you overlimit fees (at least in California right now) for pushing you over your limit due to an annual fee posting? I thought this was stopped, but I'm probably misinformed.
I have emailed them in an attempt to get this cleared up. On my online statement the actual 'statement' page says I owe $43 instead of the usual $15 to compensate for the overage and mentions no overlimit fee. Then on the front page where it summarizes, it says I owe $78 and I have a $30 over limit fee attached to this... I'm confused.
Thanks for any insight.