They are not required to send a bill every month, but usually they send a $0 for the month or two after they received a payment from you. If you're really curious, you can call the credit card compnay and find out why the computer is spitting out the bills.
I once had some money in a mutual fund and decided to transfer it elsewhere, but for some reason they couldn't grok "move the balance here and close this out", so I had to name a number for the transfer. Of course, some time elapsed between the order and the implementation, so I kept getting statements about my 15-cent balance. Eventually I decided to try once more to make it stop, and I figured "how much change can a 15-cent balance see in a day or two?", so I transferred it again. Now I am getting statements for my 3-cent balance, and I've decided it's easier to put up with them than try a third time. But my mind boggles at the waste of money involved in sending me those statements.
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Date: 2003-07-31 04:37 am (UTC)Just sayin'. . .
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