On XXXX XXXX, 2015, I took advantage of a promotion in the Macy 's men 's department at their XXXX, OR store where I would receive a XXXX % discount if I opened a revolving charge account. So I did, and promptly paid the full amount of the charge right there at the checkout stand. Several months later, I receive a statement that I owed more than {$500.00}. Upon investigating, I discovered that the account was charged XXXX for the same purchase. Once at the discounted price of {$390.00} that I paid on the spot, but then the charge at the full price of {$480.00} was also added for the same transaction. I never received a statement until several months later to discover the account had been referred to collections and more than {$100.00} in late fees and interest were also added. After trying for several weeks, and speaking to dozens of customer service representatives, I am compelled to file a formal complaint against Macy 's and their predatory credit practices. They lure customers to open usurious revolving charge accounts with discounts at the time of purchase only to rip-off consumers with false charges to their accounts and then charge outrageous late fees and penalties, referrals to collection agencies, and incur deleterious impacts to their credit scores without providing consumer-friendly, effective means to redress the problems. 
