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I have run into the same problem with Credit Card companies changing due dates. After receiving late charges because payments were late, I called and talked to one of them about this and was told that the due date varies from month to month. From what I could find out from other Credit Card companies, this is pretty much industry wide. If you don't want to incur late charges, look at your statements and check the due date, I believe you will notice that the date changes from month to month.

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How can your due date change? First, you say you scheduled your payment date, but then you said Bank of America scheduled it. Which is it?

Mike
Waldorf, MD

the point made more clearly:

I set up a recurring payment plan.
The payment is automatically scheduled by Bank of America, from my Bank of American checking account to my Bank of America - FIA Card Services
credit card.

From the time I set up the recurring payment, January 2006, to when I transferred a big balance, December 2007, my payment was never late.

HOWEVER, the month after I transferred a big balance over $10K, suddenly my payment was "late" -- and I got popped with a late
fee and had my interest rate jacked up.

How can the bank withdraw money after it is due if you automatically set it up? Are you using bill pay from Bank of America's site? If so, then you are setting up the payment plan. Are you using a program like Quicken or MS Money to schedule payments? You get statements in the mail, generally within one or two days, you know when something is due, so you can schedule a payment a few days out so it gets posted on time.

I would call back about the interest rate, different people will respond differently.

Mike
Waldorf, MD