ConsumerFinance.gov complaint against : Synchrony Bank ( Formerly GE Capital Retail Bank ) located at XXXX XXXX XXXX, XXXX, Ohio, XXXX, for LOWES BUSINESS ACCT/SYNCB, Payable at XXXX, GA XXXX, and Corporate headquarters located at XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX, GA XXXX. 

XXXX My complaint is in regards to Synchrony Bank ( Formerly GE Capital Retail Bank ), for LOWES BUSINESS ACCT/SYNCB, is as follows ; The paperless solutions for this business line of credit are grossly inadequate, and the payment scheduling options are so antiquated that no advance payments of any kind can be arranged with this company, a practice that disallows any payment scheduling beyond 29 days in advance. I could not see my statements until recently ( when they finally began allowing customers to see an online statement. ) Additionally, I never received vital communication about changes to my account and to the terms of my credit agreement. 
I have been charged XXXX in late fees. I have had several phone conversations with them over the last 10 months and I have sent emails, even before today. 
My first email to them today at XXXX ( they only allow XXXX characters per email so there are four ) stated that I want synchrony bank to do at least ONE of the following three suggestions : 1 Integrate with MINT.com. 
2 Set up payments online as recurring payments. 
3 Set up payments online in advance ( further than 30 days ). 
I then asked them to remove all late charges from my account and credit the money toward my back due payment and credit the remainder toward any upcoming payments. 
My second email to them today at XXXX stated : Credit XXXX to my account. Use XXXX as a payment for last month, and XXXX as a partial payment toward this month. See other email I sent to your company today for further explanation, there was a XXXX late fee charged on XXXX, XXXX, XXXX, XXXX. Thank you. 
My third email at XXXX stated : I am also filing a complaint with https : XXXX asking you to answer for your unscrupulous business practices ... even if it 's legal ( which I 'm not sure of either ) it is clearly a set of business practice calculated to create additional charges to your consumers. 
The fourth email I sent them today stated : I wish to terminate my credit line and I want 6 months to pay it off from the date the account closes. 
