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Old 16-11-2004, 20:49   #23
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Re: bank withdrawls

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Originally Posted by Dave Stones
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?

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Hi,

Nope, that is not how credit cards work.
If you want to spend more than your limit (without getting into trouble!) you will need to get your limit on the card increased.



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Originally Posted by [b
Nemesis[/b]]
We were told that, if you get through to the Bangladesh Call centre, and ask to speak to your branch ..... they HAVE to put you through.....
Doesn't work. A work colleague was recently having trouble with some payments from his HSBC account, no matter how hard he tried, after many phone calls, he could not get to speak to his local branch at all on the phone.
He had to make an appointment, via the call centre, to go into the branch and speak to someone.
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