One Account/two computers/different account info/credit stuck

I received a gift card and redeemed it at work. (it was emailed to work, so I clicked the redeem button there) I pulled up itunes at work and my $20.00 credit showed up. When I went home and logged in, it was not there. After a little more investigating I realized that even though my apple ID and password are the same when I log into itunes on the different computers, the account info is different. At work, it has my husband listed, the wrong cc# and it won't allow me to edit the account info. (the box to click is missing) When I log in at home, it has my information, the correct cc#, and I can edit my info. My home computer is correct, the work one is wrong.....but my credit is stuck in my account on the work computer. Weird, huh? Can anyone help me get my credit to show up at home?????

It might sound redundant but have you gone to myinfo.apple.com and tried changing the acct information?

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