On Wednesday, XXXX XXXX, 2015, I agreed to a settlement with Cashnet USA for a loan I foolishly got several years ago. The agreement was to pay {$250.00} from my debit card that ended with XXXX on XX/XX/2015. I received a reminder e-mail about the arraignment on Monday, XXXX XXXX, 2015, and so in an attempt to be proactive I went to their website and made a one-time payment of {$250.00} using a different debit card. 

I ignorantly assumed that they would receive the payment, close my account, and leave me alone without me having to call them back but I was wrong. Their " system '' should have been smart enough to do that. 

Instead, they charged the debit card that I used Monday for an addition {$250.00} today, although I have XXXX e-mails stating I authorized them to only debit the card ending in XXXX, not any other card. When I called them, they contend that since I used a different card Monday that their " system '' updated my profile to that card and voided the original agreement that listed the card ending in XXXX as the card that I wanted to use, even though they sent me no notification to that effect. The ridiculous part about that contention is if the system is smart enough to update my records to a card I did not authorize to be used on the XXXX then the system should have been smart enough to know that I had already made the payment on the XXXX to satisfy my agreement. 

The use of XXXX credit card does not automatically entitle that company to void an existing agreement to use another card at a later date, and this is simply an attempt to steal more money from me. 

I want the {$250.00} back that they stole from me by debiting a card that I did not authorize them to use. This is a very deceptive business practice and they should discontinue it immediately. They should not be able to hide behind " systems '' when debiting accounts. I believe they simply are using this as an excuse to try to bill people money that they did n't agree to pay. This is quite despicable! 
