liam.mccaffrey
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posted on 15/9/20 at 06:46 PM |
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Credit Card Question
Had a COVID related holiday refund to a credit card which is now in credit by quite a lot.
I know I can request a refund through the bank but I was wondering what would happen if I took cash out of the wall with a credit card which was in
the black?
My guess would be they would charge a cash advance fee but not interest on the withdrawal, anyone know??
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ian locostzx9rc2
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posted on 16/9/20 at 06:08 AM |
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It depends on the credit there may be a one off fee or some charge interest as soon as you withdraw the money best to contact the credit card
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loggyboy
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posted on 16/9/20 at 11:06 AM |
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i suspect they would still be classed as cash advance.
UK Finance, said: “Customers should not withdraw any cash from their credit card before checking the terms and conditions of their credit card
first, as an additional fee might apply. If they wish to receive a credit balance from the account, their card provider will let them know how to do
this.”
https://www.yourmoney.com/credit-cards-loans/cancelled-holiday-or-event-the-credit-card-refund-mistake-you-must-avoid/
[Edited on 16-9-20 by loggyboy]
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nick205
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posted on 16/9/20 at 01:29 PM |
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quote: Originally posted by loggyboy
i suspect they would still be classed as cash advance.
UK Finance, said: “Customers should not withdraw any cash from their credit card before checking the terms and conditions of their credit card
first, as an additional fee might apply. If they wish to receive a credit balance from the account, their card provider will let them know how to do
this.”
https://www.yourmoney.com/credit-cards-loans/cancelled-holiday-or-event-the-credit-card-refund-mistake-you-must-avoid/
[Edited on 16-9-20 by loggyboy]
Sound advice and worth going this way.
Drawing cash out on a credit card invariably attracts fees. I'd not draw the cash with reading the card Ts & Cs in detail and speaking to
the card issuer.
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David Jenkins
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posted on 16/9/20 at 03:28 PM |
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Would paying for groceries and petrol with that card for a few weeks burn up that amount? Or are we talking about a lot more?
[Edited on 16/9/20 by David Jenkins]
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steve m
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posted on 16/9/20 at 04:57 PM |
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I thought the same David,
Also, my thinking is that your in credit, so the money is yours to do what you like with it ?
If that isint right you should be charging the credit card company interest for holding on to YOUR MONEY
The only other way i can see, is draw out £50, and see if you have been charged anything, on the online bill, if not draw the lot out
Otherwise just use it as your debit card for a few weeks/months, that way your normal accounts wont be drawing down, so effectually its cash
but in your bank account and not in your pocket,
Another point, is your pretty lucky to get your money back, as my Sister in law, is owed around £500, im not sure what airline, but it was a Gatwick
Greek flight X 2, the best offer they got was to transfer the flights to June next year, at no cost, but no refund was available, and if they still
cant fly in June, they will either lose the money, or maybe transfer it again to later in the year
From what ive been told, if it was a package holiday, and cancelled, because of Covid, they could of got back 95% of the costs, but because it was
flights only, theres no refund policy
steve
Thats was probably spelt wrong, or had some grammer, that the "grammer police have to have a moan at
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Gord
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posted on 19/9/20 at 07:52 PM |
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Just link it to PayPal and send it to a family member as a payment, then transfer it to your bank.
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britishtrident
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posted on 19/9/20 at 09:17 PM |
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On your credit card statement you will find instruction on the number to phone to return it to the original account really simple to do.
You can't keep money on the card beause it breaks the T & C and could result in the account being frozen ---
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