QUOTE(zenquix @ Mar 9 2012, 11:36 AM)
I confused. Why do you make such a big fuss over this? Regardless when it is, you pay it when you get the statement. Simple. Bought something you cannot afford?
To answer your question, if statement date is Mar 2nd. all transactions up to the
posting date of Mar 2nd will be in the Mar 2nd statement. In your case, your transaction likely posted on the same day.
If you want it to fall on the next statement, then only use your card on
statement date + 1. And it will not be in the statement of May 2 but will be on
Apr 2. I cannot fathom why you would expect that you can delay the bill by 2 months + 20 days (unless the date you are giving is the
due date and not statement date
Honestly the MBB2 thread is starting to be a like CC general thread
QUOTE(alexwsk @ Mar 9 2012, 11:39 AM)
+1
and yes, you might be able to get the cs in trouble, but you'll still need to make the payment for the statement balance
the issue here is misinformation, go read my thread properly before posting anything.
whether am i afford to pay or not, that's my problem.
This is the CS's fault, why pointing at me?
I asked him and i've provided my statement date, i'm not drunk and i remember every single word i'm saying.
Getting him into trouble isnt my concern, this is his responsibility, i dont want anyone ended up like me if i forgive him.
this is not general CC problem, i'm using maybank 2 card, and i did come to the right thread before posting.
or are you guys having the kfc-staff-punching-customer-mindset? huh, since when customer's right has fallen to such low level?
seriously you guys really need to go get some help.
i'm here to ask for guidances, if cant provide any, dont bother posting, but i dont expect some negative remarks here.
If a tour guide provide a wrong direction, this is the tour guide fault.and, i'm new to credit card, i've the right to get the right information, and clearly the CS provides the wrong information, he should bear the responsibility(again i dont mean asking him to clear off my bills. it is up to management to take proper action.).
Thank you.