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Ryanair Debit Card Charges
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alanrowell wrote: »
Or is it that some people are too stupid to read
Yep, products of our world-class education system!
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Ryan Air now charging £16 to book by Credit card!! The only card that doesn’t attract a £16 charge is a Visa Electron card which I don’t have (and most people don’t have one).
However, there is a way round it. If you use Ryan Air vouchers to pay for the flight, there’s no additional cost. And Guess where you buy the vouchers from? You got it. www.ryanair.com and click on Gift Vouchers in the middle section.
So you can use your normal Visa Debit card to pay for the vouchers with no charges and then use the vouchers as payment for your flight.
Simple eh? Pass it on.0 -
Ryan Air now charging £16 to book by Credit card!! The only card that doesn’t attract a £16 charge is a Visa Electron card which I don’t have (and most people don’t have one).
However, there is a way round it. If you use Ryan Air vouchers to pay for the flight, there’s no additional cost. And Guess where you buy the vouchers from? You got it. www.ryanair.com and click on Gift Vouchers in the middle section.
So you can use your normal Visa Debit card to pay for the vouchers with no charges and then use the vouchers as payment for your flight.
Simple eh? Pass it on.
Don't bank on it!!
http://www.independent.ie/business/irish/ryanair-lands-in-probe-over-voucher-complaints-1444342.html0 -
Ryan Air now charging £16 to book by Credit card!! The only card that doesn’t attract a £16 charge is a Visa Electron card which I don’t have (and most people don’t have one).
However, there is a way round it. If you use Ryan Air vouchers to pay for the flight, there’s no additional cost. And Guess where you buy the vouchers from? You got it. www.ryanair.com and click on Gift Vouchers in the middle section.
So you can use your normal Visa Debit card to pay for the vouchers with no charges and then use the vouchers as payment for your flight.
Simple eh? Pass it on.
Dont they have calculators in troll land?
Visa Electron:
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a313/phatbear/electron.jpg
Matercard:
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a313/phatbear/mastercard.jpg
according to me the difference is £8 not £16 as you claim.
Back to troll land with you and maybe work on your maths whilst your there.
all the best
the bearLive each day like its your last because one day you'll be right0 -
phatbear is right
i've just booked flights, but using my electron card,
whilst on the web page just checked all of the other cards, and i can confirm like phatbear did It is £4 per person, per flight, so a return is £8
not £160
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