Reason y credit card companies ask u to write in amount paid on the bill?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

If you're talking about retailers like restaurants, it's pretty simple, actually. Many restaurants offer you the option of putting the tip on your credit card. So, unless you write down the total yourself, the restaurant is entirely capable of writing something else down there and double-dipping.

It's also designed to make sure you really do know how much you're spending. That way if you come along later and say that there was fraud involved, the credit card issuer can say, "You saw the receipt and filled in the amount yourself. You knew what you were doing, now pay up."

Answer 3

If the stated amount and the actual amount are very different, you might get a call. People sometimes write out checks for more than they intended, if you can believe that!

Answer 4

Because you may be paying only part of your balance. They want to make sure the portion you're paying matches the amount of your check.

Answer 5

I guess it is like depositing a check into the bank. The amount you are depositing is on the check, but you also write the amount on the deposit slip.

Answer 6

so they have a system to double check that they properly record the ammount you paid.

Answer 7

In case you have paid more than the amount owed.....

Answer 8

to see if they got the check or you made a mistake to fill out the check.

Answer 9

so the money will go to your account instead of some one Else's

Answer 10

so they can deduct that amount from your bill