I know this was from two years ago, but I wanted to tell you something that may be helpful.

I have a Meijer Credit Card and I always pay at the register because it is faster to me. (^_^)

It’s super simple and quick; just tell the cashier that you want to pay off your Meijer Credit Card.

Then, you can either have the cashier scan the barcode on your bill, or just simply swipe your Credit Card and tell the cashier the amount you want to pay.

**But you must pay with CASH or CHECK**

*Also, this doesn’t work at the Gas Station registers; you have to do it at the main store, so either on a regular checkout lane, or at the Service Desk*

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I believe it pays it off right then too- (I paid it off once where I had about a week left to pay and I didn’t get a late charge)- and you get a receipt as proof of your payment on time.

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*Reference: I’m a Meijer Cashier and cardholder, so I should know! haha ;D

I hope this helps you for future Meijer CC purchases!

{and hopefully, you didn’t have to pay that late charge. D:}

If Meijer indeed charged you a late fee, dispute the charge in written form; see the back of your statement as to who you send the dispute information, it’s
probably GE.

If you do not receive a response from GE as to WHY they will not remove the
charge, or you feel that their response is inadequate, contact your state’s
attorney general office (state government) and file a consumer protection complaint against them; they will probably investigate the matter; at least here in Michigan, they do.

If you are still not satisfied, contact the federal consumer protection office;
and file a complaint; heck file the complaints at the same time, in addition, file complaints with the state BBB office, as well as the federal BBB office.

Don’t let them bully you; if they screw around, I would just return their
merchandise, then you don’t owe anything. And then go to Walmart, Target, etc. and purchase the same items.

Remember, you are the customer! They are not doing you any favors, you
are doing them a favor when you purchase items, since you are creating profit for them. By the way, is this the company that paid no taxes on their profit?

REMEMBER, do all your correspondence in written form and watch your time limits; meaning, look at the back of your statement to find out the
time limit; for example, does it say on the back that you must contact them
to dispute the charge within 60 days? (make sure you put everything in writing).

I don’t trust GE. Remember, they do not care about us. In fact, now that I think about it, if you have to file a complaint, file a complaint against Meijer at the same time; make sure you reduce it to written form; then go to Meijer’s, customer service dept, bring two copies of your complaint, and have them sign your copy; this shows that they received it, and if they won’t, leave their copy with them, and take your copy and write down the time, date, and the service rep who refused to sign or initial it. This shows that you acted in good faith, and they acted in bad faith, then attach this information to your complaint to your state attorney general’s office and to the federal, and to the BBB, both federal and state area BBB.

I don’t trust the BBB either since now they accept money from companies
like or similar to GE. They no longer have any credibility, they have become prostitutes. Oh screw it, write Mark Levin! LOL! Palin for President!!!! Drill baby drill!!!!

Anyways, here in Michigan, I always shop at Meijer and at different city locations; I have had problems with purchases ( I make many) and I can honestly say that
all disputes have been resolved to my satisfaction. I am fair, and in response they are fair; one time I had to call the customer service on the back of the receipt when a cashier gave my deli chicken to her co-worker
when I refused to pay the higher price when they quoted a lower price. Since the deli clerk had just come to America from Germany, and was learning English, I guess we did not communicate too well!

So I called, not to complain, but to express how this Meijer lacked business smarts; they were making much money off me, since I had my prescriptions filled there; I could care less who filled them; K-mart, Walmart, Walgreens,
Rite-Aid, etc. Well, the end result– I received a free cooked chicken!

Not only did they violate my consumer protection chicken rights, they
had no business smarts!

Anyways, I have thoroughly entertained myself, maybe not you, through this writing.

I say good luck Mary if their is a potential dispute, hopefully Meijer will be
fair. GE, not fair; they abuse their power. Paypal was sued in Florida (headquarters) by the former Florida Attorney General because they were screwing the sellers. Paypal settled the case, and the sellers still got screwed since they settled pennies on the dollar, and in the meantime, Paypal made money through interest, off the the backs of the sellers’ money. I think it was GE who backed Paypal!

So, if I am right, GE makes money off of Meijer credit card customers, Paypal customers, Sears, K-mart, etc. and pays no taxes! Hum-Hum
Could it be that GE contributes large donations to our elected officials whose job it is to make law. Law for who? Not the average American taxpayer. So, we pay our elected officials to represent the interest of GE and the likes.

Well that does it, I will not buy GE light bulbs!

I am calling Mark Levin!!!! Palin for President! DRILL BABY DRILL!!!!!!!!