Can I pay broadband rental with debit card?

[Stuartbe]

Originally Posted by DrAwesome

You are quite in your right to charge any company interest as long as you give them written notice (by recorded delivery) of your intensions & the reason.

Usually you will find that you will get a quick reply in your favour.

At 450% apr !!!

[Pyromanic]

Originally Posted by stuartbe

At 450% apr !!!

why not, my bank charged me 5 pounds a day for going 40p overdrawn, I ended up paying over hundred pounds in the end because I only found out a month later! Just give em fair notice of the interest rate

[Marge]

I would presume you are having the Broadband via the Cable Modem??

Due to the way the system is set up you can pay by either DD or continous credit card but not with switch/solo, sorry !!

You can make one-off payments with switch/solo however

[Hell Fighter]

Originally Posted by paulyoung666

is this what you used to contact them ?????????? , i dont know about the debit card , but if you use any other way to pay , i.e. at the post office it costs you more because it is not a direct debit , thieving *******s

ntl charge you your monthly line rental costs which cover the cost of providing the services you have - in my case, telephone, television, and broadband.

Why, therefore, have you got a problem with them charging you an administration charge to cover the costs of receiving payments other than through a direct debit?

Similiarly to if you didn't want to pay £10 to cover the costs of ntl providing the Family Pack you would remove it, if you don't want to pay the £2 admin fee then you setup a direct debit.

If for some reason you can't setup a direct debit, or refuse to, then unfortunately you must pay the additional costs incurred in processing a manual payment.

Originally Posted by Pyromanic

why not, my bank charged me 5 pounds a day for going 40p overdrawn, I ended up paying over hundred pounds in the end because I only found out a month later! Just give em fair notice of the interest rate

I hope you protested and got shirty about that.Who are your bank by the way?

[scrotnig]

If it's a Stand Alone Cable Modem account (SACM) these can be paid by EITHER direct debit OR continuous authority credit card.

In practice, this means if you have a DEBIT card, if it's Visa Delta, it should work, but if it's Switch/Solo, it will NOT work, as Switch/Solo can only be used for ONE OFF payments.

[paulyoung666]

Originally Posted by Mark B

If it's a Stand Alone Cable Modem account (SACM) these can be paid by EITHER direct debit OR continuous authority credit card.

In practice, this means if you have a DEBIT card, if it's Visa Delta, it should work, but if it's Switch/Solo, it will NOT work, as Switch/Solo can only be used for ONE OFF payments.

talk about confusing , not you mark btw , ntl

[Frank]

Originally Posted by paulyoung666

talk about confusing , not you mark btw , ntl

Sounds like a llimitation of Switch to me mate, rather than ntl's fault. Fair's fair and all that

Also, as Hell Fighter says, if you want to pay by a method other than DD then be prepared to pay a £2 admin fee, which I think is quite reasonable.

I had an electricity company screw my DD up once and they made me incur a £40 unauthorised overdraft fee because of it. I rang up the bank and they returned the money as you are entitled under the DD guarantee, which is what it's for after all. The bank kept their £40 fee though, and the leccy company provided me with a nice cheque for £40 by time I was done with them.

I personally don't have a problem with DD, it's a low maintenance system and comes out at the same time each month. Of course it may not be suitable for everyone though. I think that a lot of people are scared of ntl screwing up their DD's, but they just have to remember their rights under the DD guarantee (and exercise them if they need to).

Originally Posted by Keyser

Sounds like a llimitation of Switch to me mate, rather than ntl's fault. Fair's fair and all that

Also, as Hell Fighter says, if you want to pay by a method other than DD then be prepared to pay a £2 admin fee, which I think is quite reasonable.

I had an electricity company screw my DD up once and they made me incur a £40 unauthorised overdraft fee because of it. I rang up the bank and they returned the money as you are entitled under the DD guarantee, which is what it's for after all. The bank kept their £40 fee though, and the leccy company provided me with a nice cheque for £40 by time I was done with them.

I personally don't have a problem with DD, it's a low maintenance system and comes out at the same time each month. Of course it may not be suitable for everyone though. I think that a lot of people are scared of ntl screwing up their DD's, but they just have to remember their rights under the DD guarantee (and exercise them if they need to).

I have always used DD with NTL.I've thus far(touching wood here)had no problems with billing problems.However I would rather use DD for paying ALL my bills because I am protected against basic stupidity and I do have a comeback with my bank.

[dpjnr]

Originally Posted by dirtydog

I 'migrated' my dial-up account to 150k broadband last week, and at the time I ordered it over the phone I was told I could no longer pay for it by debit card, and would be sent a Direct Debit form through the post.

I haven't received the form yet; anyway I am now wondering if I can pay by debit card after all? I just logged into my account on the ntlworld website and it says no card is registered to me (it was previously for dial-up). If I register my card again, will it take the broadband rental that way? Or does it have to be direct debit for some reason?

I imagine someone here knows the answer to this! Thanks in advance

btw, while I'm here, has anyone got an email address for ntl customer services as when I tried emailing them via the ntlworld site, it bounced back the other day.

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hi dog you cant be made to pay by dd (direct debit) thats your choice however if ntl quatd you a price for your serivces (if paying by dd) then they can charge you extra on you package. sorry if this is too late but dont get much chance to read these

[scrotnig]

Well, customer services has been easy to get through to for at least the last two months now, I have not had any problems whenever I have had to pass anyone through.

Originally Posted by scrotnig

Well, customer services has been easy to get through to for at least the last two months now, I have not had any problems whenever I have had to pass anyone through.

Well this topic is well over a year old - so things have had time to improve .....

[scrotnig]

Originally Posted by Paul M

Well this topic is well over a year old - so things have had time to improve .....

Hmmm...thread necromancy again.

[gavnad]

SACM can be paid by credit/debit card and you should be able to update your details via ntlworld.com,1 thing to remember is that the payment is taken on your bill date (approx 19 days prior to the dd going out of your account) and you get no pre-notification