Legal Question in Business Law in Michigan
I was told by someone that as soon as I place a bill payment in the mail that it was considered delivered. I paid a bill by mail, it was postdated the day before it was due. The credit company is now wanting a late payment of $35 because they didn't receive it until after the due date. I argued with them that it was in the mail before the due date and I shouldn't owe a late fee. Is this true? Is a bill payment considered made once it is in the post office's hands?
Asked on 5/12/10, 9:25 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
JASSI SACHDEV
LAW OFFICES OF JASSI S. SACHDEV, P.C.
Normally a credit card company's user agreement would specify the due date. Ask them to provide you with a copy of the agreement.
Answered on 5/17/10, 5:32 pm
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