File a small claim and they will change their tune.  They are based in CA, and CA  is NOT business friendly.  Once it escalates into a class action suit, it will be time to get out the butter sauce and pop that corn. 

Not good...thanks for the info.

This is why I only purchase when I have the money to pay it off right away... Been down this type of road before and never again... Hopefully you get it all sorted out.. Best of luck DOA

Step one: get credit card with rewards
Step two: desire object
Step three: acquire equal or greater amount  of cash as desired item's value
Step four: buy item with credit card acquired in step one
Step five: immediately pay off credit card acquired in step one with cash accumulated in step three.
Step six: enjoy your new toy AND the rewards yielded through credit card promotion(s).
step seven: repeat. 

I signed up for macys in order to get a significant discount on a purchase.  I don't get credit cards for the lulz.  I think I got the kohls one for a discount as well.  They also gave me a huge spending limit, as soon as I qualified the clerk behind the desk suddenly treated me like a prince, offering me additional coupons and discounts toward the purchase.  I still have my first credit card with it's mediocre spending limit, but its fine since I never go over it.  My new main CC has a limit high enough to purchase a used vehicle, and It is great for emergencies, or for a hot deal that you can't afford to miss out on.  I'd rather get a hot deal on credit, and maybe spend $5 in interest, than wait till next month and pay full price.  If you stay on top of your finances, a small hit from interest won't sour an already great deal. 
 
Just be sure to pay off as much as you can, and always cover the minimum.  In my case, I was able to knock out the purchase with the second CC payment.

I will be filing a complaint with the Consumer Protection Agency as this practice is against the current rules. They were put in place to prevent this practice. As much as I hate Best Buy they and any of the GE or HSBC plans follow the rules.

The individule timed purchases were made over a period of time because that is when something failed or something new came out.
I am trying to warn people to keep watch on the bills that come from Newegg because they do not automaticaly post the payment to the oldest bill. You have to call them up each month to get the oldest bill paid. If you do not call, they post a minimum amount to the oldest and any left over ballance to the newest. By doing this they will be able to charge 25.99% interest on all the promotional ballance from the start. This is illigal This is what I am warning everyone about. I have not beeen hurt but have been following the monthly statments and figured out what they are up to. I just do not want to see anyone get hurt.

i always check my promo balances each month for upcoming expirations and call them to direct my payment towards that and to verify the balance due for that promo.
 
Their customer service folks were always A+ to me.
 
Finally, Newegg is based in CA but their in house credit is based out of Utah, WebBank and is owned by Bill Me Later. 

I hope you get it worked out but do you expect anything less these places dont give you credit because there nice people they do it to make money from interest deep down they want you to be late more money for them best way to do credit is pay it off in full every month if you cant pay off your debt in full each month stop bying stuff IMHO!

Kanti

I signed up for macys in order to get a significant discount on a purchase.  I don't get credit cards for the lulz.  I think I got the kohls one for a discount as well.  They also gave me a huge spending limit, as soon as I qualified the clerk behind the desk suddenly treated me like a prince, offering me additional coupons and discounts toward the purchase. 

Just be sure to pay off as much as you can, and always cover the minimum.  In my case, I was able to knock out the purchase with the second CC payment.

Yeah sometimes it's worth getting the house cards.  My girlfriend's mom routinely gets 30% off at Kohl's because she's a card holder. It worked out pretty nice when my girlfriend wanted to pick up a vacuum.  Dyson @ 30% off with Kohl's cash for every $50 you spend? Yes, please. I can't even beat that with my 2% cashback rewards card shopping online.
 
Macy's return policy is something like 180 days and you don't need the receipt because they log barcode sticker they put on all your items. The only downside is the wall of text that's their coupon exclusions. As far as being a rip off - if you're an employee you need to have a credit card to get your discount. However, the interest rate at minimum is the greatest possible discount you'll ever get (~20%?)
 
Thanks for in the info about the Newegg account, I don't have one but I'll keep that in mind.