Reply #4: If you read the whole article. . .you conclusion doesn't hold

[PetraPooh]

water. It says that the credit card company DID show the payment received, but that the amount of credit available did not increase reciprically as it should have. Furthermore, many people do in fact get over $6000 per pay period, just not most Democrats. But my ex and my parents easily pay off $6000 or more credit card balances each month. However it is interesting to note that it has nothing to do with the AMOUNT of the payment, but instead to the comparative percentage of the payment versus previous payments percentages.

So I wonder what will be happening with my next payment to the credit card company. I will be paying about $20K on payments made this month. BUT it is my habit to pay my credit card 100% per month so my average payment percentage will remain the same. Hmmmm.... I'll have to see if I can keep track of the payment when I send it in. Just a note, the payment is coming from a line of credit against my home where the checks from that line didn't arrive in time to pay for a large purchase, so I used the credit card as an interim purchase situation. Also should something go wrong with the purchase, I can use the credit card company and put the purchase into dispute easier than a bank line of credit offers.