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Originally Posted by gavnad
the process is that the card is added onto the billing system and a dummy transaction generated,if this transaction is refused/rejected it is not possible to validate the card and this prevents the card being used,its not ntl being obstructive its the system that prevents,as orangebird says,DD is by far the best and with the DD guarantee you always have something to fall back on and payments will only ever reject if there are insufficient funds or you cancel the instruction,go for it leeswin!!
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That's not
quite right....
EG-If ntl bill you incorrectly one month, let's say they send you a bill for £100 instead of £50.00, and they then take £100 by DD, then there's nothing the bank/DD Guarantee can do about it as they have taken the amount that was in the bill.
On the other hand of they sent you a bill for £50.00 & took £100, then the DD guarantee would kick in & the bank would be obliged to put that extra £50.00 back straight away.
The DD does not protect you from companies that bill you incorrectly & then take that amount via DD.