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Quick Egg Money cashback question

laurat
Posts: 94 Forumite
in Credit cards
Can't find the answer to this, so hopefully someone can help....
If you have a positive balance on an Egg Money credit card and use it to make purchases, do you get cashback (in addition to the 4% interest)? Or do you only get cashback if you're spending Egg's money, as opposed to yours?
Thanks
If you have a positive balance on an Egg Money credit card and use it to make purchases, do you get cashback (in addition to the 4% interest)? Or do you only get cashback if you're spending Egg's money, as opposed to yours?
Thanks
Waddle you do eh?
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If I balance transfer from Egg Money onto a 0% no fee BT card (ie. HSBC), thus making a positive balance on Egg, would HSBC see this as an ordinary BT? Or a cash advance?Waddle you do eh?0
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laurat wrote:If you have a positive balance on an Egg Money credit card and use it to make purchases, do you get cashback (in addition to the 4% interest)? Or do you only get cashback if you're spending Egg's money, as opposed to yours?
Yes, you do get cashback.Money in longest works hardest0 -
laurat wrote:If I balance transfer from Egg Money onto a 0% no fee BT card (ie. HSBC), thus making a positive balance on Egg, would HSBC see this as an ordinary BT? Or a cash advance?
HSBC will see this as an ordinary BT, but it might be against their T&C. They might define a balance (as in balance transfer) as a negative balance.
It has been mentioned in 1 or 2 threads before and some people think it is fraud to BT to a positive Egg Money card, others don't. I tried to do this myself (not knowing about the 'fraud' part of it) and was declined. Martin mentiones it in his 'Make Free Cash from Credit Cards' article. Read the T&C.Money in longest works hardest0 -
laurat wrote:If I balance transfer from Egg Money onto a 0% no fee BT card (ie. HSBC), thus making a positive balance on Egg, would HSBC see this as an ordinary BT? Or a cash advance?
This is a BT, but they will charge you a one-off fee for it!0 -
HGLTsuperstar wrote:This is a BT, but they will charge you a one-off fee for it!0
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Thanks very much for your replies, very helpful.
I've only just opened the HSBC card so will be 30 days from opening (thus no BT fee). I have gone ahead and tried it so I'll let you know what happens.
LauraWaddle you do eh?0
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