Duplicate autopay during credit card transition causes interest charges
When credit card partnerships transition between banks, autopay settings from the old account continue processing alongside the new account setup, resulting in duplicate payments and subsequent incorrect interest charges. Banks fail to properly handle account transitions leaving customers paying for the institution's operational mistakes.
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