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BT Transfer to 0 Balance Cards...
mark101
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Can someone tell me if I can do the following... I haven’t stoozed for a long time and things have bound to have changed....
Capone have said I can B/T for 12 months 0% 3% Fee.
I have 16k Avail and have an Abbey Card also at 16K. Both are currently near 0 in terms of balance. Question is can I transfer the 16K to Abbey Card and get the 16K Transferred into the bank?
I know that when you are in credit you can request a refund to your bank account...
Thanks.
Capone have said I can B/T for 12 months 0% 3% Fee.
I have 16k Avail and have an Abbey Card also at 16K. Both are currently near 0 in terms of balance. Question is can I transfer the 16K to Abbey Card and get the 16K Transferred into the bank?
I know that when you are in credit you can request a refund to your bank account...
Thanks.
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There's a world of difference though, between a £9.99 purchase return refund and a £16K payment that's come from another credit card! Indeed, making such a request is bound to alert their AML team.I know that when you are in credit you can request a refund to your bank account...
Your best bet is to grab an Egg Money card and use the 'card trick'. EDIT: ...and then split the onward transfers into sub-£10K tranches.0 -
I agree with YB .....a couple of thousand maybe i think the most i ever did was 5K but that was some time ago ..but 16K is just way to risky and could raise far too many eyebrows ...when there is a perfectly safe alternative in Egg money muler !!
The RodentMy posts are my opinion which is neither right nor wrong.0 -
Thanks for the comments.
Given up… put the figures in the Stooze calc, not really worth the effort. Don’t need it so I’ve decided not doing it.
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