Hello, In XXXX of this year, I received a new credit card from Macys. There was no indication in the paperwork that I received that my account number had changed but, it turns out it had. I had my Macys account set-up to receive ebills through XXXX XXXX XXXX but, since they had changed my account number, I stopped receiving these bills. It seems the first missed payment was in XXXX. The first contact I received from Macys that there was an issue was in XXXX. At that point they sent a letter claiming to have called me repeatedly ( this NEVER happened ) and notifying me that my account was delinquent. I called them and asked that, given the circumstances, they remove the late fees and interest charges. I have immaculate credit and, in more than a decade of doing business with their company, have never had an issue. In attempting to talk to someone about the problem I was repeatedly transferred to departments that had nothing to do with my problem or transferred to " nowhere ''. I finally sent a XXXX message and, again, beyond a courtesy acknowledgement of receipt of my message, I never receive any response from anyone. I have resolved the balance because a, I owe them and b, I care more about my credit than to continue to pursue this losing battle. However, I think someone should be made aware of the fact that they do not attempt to contact anyone until they 've racked up their share of fees and charges and, that a consumer attempting to talk to anyone about the situation is repeatedly thwarted in the most suspect manner. 

Thank you. 
