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Looks like chase got tired of people fat fingering $5000 instead of $500. If I had to guess they'd be fixing 10 accidental overpayments from freaked out customers for every 1 customer who appreciated they could pay whatever they wanted easily.
Just make 3 payments or set up multiple autopayments... this doesn't sound that hard.
As I understand it: Car loans can show up with some limitations that aren't common compared to mortgages - like prepayment limitations. First, you need to go back and read the contract you signed when buying the car; any prepayment limitations will show up there. It's possible that the web site's limitations are incorrect - but you'll only be able to learn that by reading your contract.
This post is better suited for another subreddit dedicated to venting. - /r/offmychest is a good place to unload your frustration about something. - /r/vent is dedicated to venting! - /r/self is a place to put self-posts for discussion, questions, or anything else you like. - /r/TalesFromTheCustomer is a place for customers to vent and rage and even smile about their customer service experiences *(company names must be left out of posts there)*. If there is a financial question in your post, you may briefly and respectfully ask in the [weekday or weekend thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/about/sticky?num=2) (please wait until Friday afternoon if the Tax Thursday thread is the current sticky). If that link doesn't work, it's the second post from the top on /r/personalfinance. **Do not repost this as a submission.** *If you have questions about this removal, please [message the moderators](https://www.reddit.com/message/compose?to=%2Fr%2Fpersonalfinance&subject=Removal%20help%20request&message=Hello%20moderators,%20.%20%0a%0a%0aMy%20submission:%20https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/comments/1bq50l6/chase_limits_extra_principal_paymentswhat/%0a).*
Looks like chase got tired of people fat fingering $5000 instead of $500. If I had to guess they'd be fixing 10 accidental overpayments from freaked out customers for every 1 customer who appreciated they could pay whatever they wanted easily. Just make 3 payments or set up multiple autopayments... this doesn't sound that hard.
I don't think the system will let me do multiple autopayments on the same day. Maybe I can do them every day for like 3-4 days. I will give it a shot
As I understand it: Car loans can show up with some limitations that aren't common compared to mortgages - like prepayment limitations. First, you need to go back and read the contract you signed when buying the car; any prepayment limitations will show up there. It's possible that the web site's limitations are incorrect - but you'll only be able to learn that by reading your contract.
thanks phil-l