I owed Macy's $28.09 and because I was two days late, they charged me $30.09. When I looked up the laws regarding late charges, this is what I found: The CFPB monitors compliance through audits, investigations, and public reporting. Credit card companies must maintain documentation showing how their fees were calculated. If they fail to justify fees above $8, they can face penalties, legal action, and reputational damage.
Also, I didn't intend to charge my $28 purchase because I had a $25 gift card from American Express. I asked why they didn't accept it and instead charged my credit card. I got no answer. Other customers need to know this is the way Macy's does business!
Claimed loss: Late fee of $30.09
Desired outcome: Eliminate the exorbitant late fee.
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