In XXXX 2015 I received a bill from Macys for a balance of {$50.00}. along with a {$2.00}. low balance fee. The closing date for billing was XXXX XXXX - then they processed the bill and mailed it to me. I got the bill on XXXX XXXX and wrote a check and mailed it to them on XXXX XXXX. They said it posted on XXXX XXXX - well in advance of the XXXX XXXX closing date. I received another bill for {$2.00}. in XXXX for a low balance fee. I called and they said that even though I paid in full, ( balance + fee } in advance of the closing date - they are legally empowered to charge the additional {$2.00}. fee. I asked if they planned to charge an additional {$2.00}. fee on the {$2.00}. they had sent the XXXX billing for and they said yes, because the {$2.00}. fee represented a " balance '' and a low balance and because it was sent upon the closing date - and there are days in-between when it closes and they mail it and they receive payment - they can legally do this. I countered that that was kind of nuts - that the {$2.00}. fee could result in perpetuity, a never ending {$2.00} fee ... They said that I should have paid the entire balance in full and this would n't be happening or an ongoing issue. Needless to say, I closed the account - after insisting they waive the fee. I just wanted to file this complaint in order to let you know that they are doing this - and am questioning the legality of it. If truly seems to be taking advantage of customers and the spirit of their recouping fees for low balances, by creating a situation that in essence, continues to create new low balances - by adding this fee. 
