Thread: bank withdrawls
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Old 03-11-2004, 12:47   #10
Dave Stones
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Re: bank withdrawls
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Originally Posted by andygrif
It's worth noting that if you purchase something over the value of £100 on your credit card then you are afforded additional rights should there be a problem with the thing you're buying under the Consumer Credit Act.

For example if you're buying a computer and the company went bust before delivering it to you then you could get your money back from the credit card company. This does not apply to debit card transactions. So it's worth thinking about if you have this facility availavle to you.
i have 2 credit cards

try to avoid them where possible, i owe the government enough as it is without owing the credit card company too

[edit] o/t -- work are flogging a credit card with 25.9% apr at the moment. wonder how many people have signed up to it
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