I purchased a computer at XXXX XXXX and the salesperson suggested putting the purchase on an Office Depot credit card because there would be no interest for XXXX months. I opened the card at the same time as the purchase. The paperwork that came with the purchase clearly states that purchases over {$290.00} qualified for the promotion ( which my purchase was ) and so did the paperwork that came with the physical card that was mailed to me. I amortized the amount of the purchase over the six months and set my account to autopay the correct amount each month. While reviewing my account I noticed that I was being charged interest on the purchase, contrary to what my paperwork says. I contacted the credit card company ( CitiBank ) and they informed me that I needed to take my issue up with Office Depot. I contacted the manager at Office Depot and he tried to resolve the issue with the card but was unsuccessful. The credit card company is refusing to honor the promotion of zero interest for six months that was advertised in the store and on the paperwork that came with the card. The Office Depot manager offered to pay me the interest in cash, but that is beside the point. The credit card company has clearly charged me interest that it was not supposed based on the promotion advertised at the time of purchase. I doubt I am only person that this has happened too. 
