I submitted a payment through the credit card website. The credit card already had all my checking account and routing information saved, since I have made payments in the past with no issue. I bank with a large national bank and I know none of my account information has changed. My payment due date was XXXX/XXXX/2015 and I made my payment on XXXX/XXXX/2015. If I did not religiously check my checking account and see the payment was not posted, I would not have known that there was a problem. I contacted my financial institution ( not the credit card company ) and they stated they did not receive any debit requests on my account. So I know it was not my bank, but the credit card company that was having the issue. I did not receive any communication or notification that there was a problem with the payment. So not only was I not notified that there was a problem with the payment, but the credit card company charged me a fee for a returned payment. This credit is a Macy 's Credit Card issued by Department Stores National Bank. I submitted XXXX inquiries through their " preferred '' communication channel. The XXXX inquiry was submitted four days ago and I have received a response. The XXXX inquiry was submitted 24 hours ago, again no response. I feel that this is a deceptive and abusive practice on the part of Department Stores National Bank ( Macys ). This is blatant attempt to increase fee revenue on a customer that pays their bill in full and on time. I could understand if I entered the information incorrectly ; however, this is not my first time making the payment through their website debiting my checking account. All previous payments posted without an issue. And the lack of any communication/notification means they are trying the hide the fact that they made an error and charged the customer a fee. Typically, people will only check their account when the statement is generated. By then, most individuals are accepting of the fees and do not realize that they were also charged interest on the unpaid balance. This is Department Stores National Bank 's greed coming into play. 
