Thread: bank withdrawls
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Old 16-11-2004, 20:09   #22
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Re: bank withdrawls
just to bump this up a long long long way, another query.

assuming the credit limit on my credit card is £100 (its not by the way, that would just be stupid, i am just using this as an example) would i for example be able to dump another £100 in the credit card account, so it was £100 in credit, and then be able to spend £200 in one transaction?

banks confuse me
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