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Egg 0% offer. Misselling Advice

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  • ok, ok, thanks for the advice and I apologise if i offended anyone. It was simply the tone that I thought sounded rather arrogant. I'm an idiot blah blah blah.
    So is it only Abbey who offer this currently?
  • Milarky
    Milarky Posts: 6,356 Forumite
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    thanks for the responses, though why "yorkshireboy" has to be so rude about it I don't know why.
    Not rude IMO, either. No one can have much sympathy over a claim of being 'missold' when the terms of the offer would have all been set out in writing before it was taken up. Also a 2% minimum payment is standard for the majority of credit card issuers (where it isn't already 2.25%, 2.5% or 3%) Only MBNA does something different from the rest - as you were also reminded
    MBNA are pretty unique in offering Minimum payments fixed at a low level of between £5 and £25 during a promotional period.
    .....under construction.... COVID is a [discontinued] scam
  • YorkshireBoy
    YorkshireBoy Posts: 31,541 Forumite
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    evilpikachu2000,

    When you say you've transferred away from Egg to a "rival 0%" card, won't you still be paying 2-3% in minimum payments? I'm guessing you're struggling to meet this level of payments? Why not list your cards, APR's, limits, and debts and we'll see if we can work something out?
  • ok, remind me never to ask you bunch of know it alls a question again, i apologised for simply being a newbie and I apologised to yorkshireboy. I was now asking if there were any others apart from MBNA. Thanks to the people who replied politely and apologies again to yorkshireboy.
  • thanks yorkshire boy. I've transfered over to a virgin card. that now has just over £5000 on it and the minimum is £25. It runs out in July 09 and I was wondering whether, once it runs out, are there any other cards that offer a similar minimum payment deal - apart from MBNA underwritten cards of course.
  • YorkshireBoy
    YorkshireBoy Posts: 31,541 Forumite
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    I was now asking if there were any others apart from MBNA.
    We've already answered that question in posts #5 & 6...MBNA run cards (you can sometimes have more than one, hence my link to a table listing many of them) and Abbey.
  • thanks again.
  • YorkshireBoy
    YorkshireBoy Posts: 31,541 Forumite
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    I've transfered over to a virgin card. that now has just over £5000 on it and the minimum is £25.
    You do know the first minimum payment includes the BT fee? In which case the first minimum payment will be around 3% of the new balance. From month 2 onwards you're correct in that it'll then be £25 per month.
  • YorkshireBoy
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    You do know the first minimum payment includes the BT fee? In which case the first minimum payment will be around 3% of the new balance.
    Apologies...Scrub that, it'll be the 2.98% BT fee paid + £5 (because that's less* than 3% of the total balance now on the card)


    * MBNA operate with a 'whichever is the lesser of' term in their minimum payment calculation.
  • Originally Posted by YorkshireBoy
    You do know the first minimum payment includes the BT fee? In which case the first minimum payment will be around 3% of the new balance.

    Apologies...Scrub that, it'll be the 2.98% BT fee paid + £5 (because that's less* than 3% of the total balance now on the card)


    * MBNA operate with a 'whichever is the lesser of' term in their minimum payment calculation.
    Isn't 2.98% + £5 around 3% then? :rolleyes:
    You've never seen me, but I've been here all along - watching and learning...:cool:
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