Unrevealed Source wrote:
I've made the same mistake once or twice myself, Chuck. It doesn't matter a
whole lot to me, since I pay off the credit card in full anyway, but I do
like to have that last bit of protection in case something goes really wrong
(which hasn't happened yet, but still....) and I also like to have the
one-month float.

I don't think there is a way to make the credit card the default payment
option; it's one of those annoyances in an otherwise good service. It's
curious why they didn't try the backup credit card right away. That's good
to know.


That, of course puzzles me too. I have had it make the right choice on other
occasions when the amount was several times the amount in this account. This
time, the account was about $7 short of the needed amount. It is an otherwise
static account, so its balance shouldn't ever drop on its own... they screwed
up, and I got to pay.

-Chuck