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gottaluvdisney
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I used to work for a credit card company and it is normal that credits take longer than debits. A credit to your credit card should take no longer than 10 days.
They say two billing cycles, because it depends on when your credit card statements are cut and sent to you.
So, for example, if they issue the credit and it is posted to your credit card on say Sept. 12, but your credit card statement was cut and sent on Sept. 11 when you get it in the mail, it will not show on that statement. Hence the term "two billing cycles"
I would give them 10 days and call you credit card company and verify that it is there. If not then call DCL back.
They say two billing cycles, because it depends on when your credit card statements are cut and sent to you.
So, for example, if they issue the credit and it is posted to your credit card on say Sept. 12, but your credit card statement was cut and sent on Sept. 11 when you get it in the mail, it will not show on that statement. Hence the term "two billing cycles"
I would give them 10 days and call you credit card company and verify that it is there. If not then call DCL back.