I tried paying my Corporate American Express bill online. The online form told me that the amount due was $2,420.53 (prefilling the box with that exact value), so I selected that balance and authorized payment. When I submitted the form I received the following error:
Well, ok then!
Ben,
Will you post your itemized bill for us to check out?
🙂
Will
Hehe…. don’t you just love quality code behind your online banking! 🙂
I wonder why a CC company would not accept an overpayment? It protects them against next month’s debt, they get to ‘use’ the money for a month and there’s no interest to pay on it.
… I wonder if it gives different results if you use a different browser…. 😉
Wonder if they have never seen the Round() function before… or is this one of those times we should be trying to siphon off all the .00000000003 of a cent?
I’ve done some heavy Web Service integration work with American Express, and this is 100% consistent with how well that went. Being the first customer for one of their new service corporate integrations offerings was fun – the WSDL wasn’t even valid!
[the previous comment had some really atrocious grammar that I can’t leave alone]
"one of their new corporate integration service offerings"
Could some be just a little…. OCD ’round here??
🙂
Will
That was supposed to be "someone". lol!
So now you will always owe them just under a cent – LOL
Reminds me of a story where a guy received a final utility bill after he moved for $0.00. He ignored it, since he didn’t owe anything apparently, and then started getting collection notices, etc. After making a number of calls, he eventually had to send them a check for $0.00, which resolved it.
Who knows if this is an urban legend type story, but I found it amusing.
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