Citi Cards
0% transfer rate raised to 29.9% after two-day-late payment

I was two days late on my bill, and a representative called to ask about payment. I explained to her how I went on the website to try to pay the bill but was unable to access my account, so I paid it electronically through my checking account. I also inquired about changing the due date and questioned the interest rate. I had transferred a balance that is supposed to be locked in at 0% for a specified time. I was told that my new interest rate on the entire balance was 29.9%!

How can they legally break an agreement for a specified time frame where a fee was paid upfront for the privilege? If I had realized they were going to do this, I would have never transferred the balance, thus saving the transfer fee. How is this legal? It certainly is wrong on every level.

Company: Citi Cards
Country: USA
State: Nevada
City: The Lakes
ZIP: 89163
Address: P.O. Box 6000
Phone: 8009678500
Site: citicards.com

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