> That is the complete opposite of common usage.
Nah, it's exactly the usage you are used to from statements you get.
> When I get a credit on my credit card statement, it means money is coming in to me.
When you get a credit card statement, it's a statement of the portion of your account in the card issuer’s books.
If you were keeping books for the card, they would be mirror images of the bank’s books.
> That is the complete opposite of common usage.
Nah, it's exactly the usage you are used to from statements you get.
> When I get a credit on my credit card statement, it means money is coming in to me.
When you get a credit card statement, it's a statement of the portion of your account in the card issuer’s books.
If you were keeping books for the card, they would be mirror images of the bank’s books.