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Capital one - dont understand this figure
Dowsett
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First of all i have a credit limit of £100. somehow the bill has gone to £115 - i dont see how i can spend past my limit. i didnt know how much credit i had left on the card a couple months ago and the card was declinded. i looked at my statement online and i noticed that there was a £12 over limit fee. well i dont understand how that fee has been applied if i cant go over my limit, and secondly i cant see where the other £3 was spent on.
any one have any ideas on that?
My bill was set to come out on 7/01/09.
I paid my £115 bill on the 3rd Jan 09. so i had a fresh card. everything paid off, i didnt owe anything.
then on the 4th i get a charge for £49.98. does any one know what this is from?! i havnt spent anything!
i noticed on the statement that the "-£115" was under 'Credits' and had a minus symbol infront of it which was highlighted in red.The £49.98 also had a minus symbol before it, was in red and also listed under credits.
my account summary now reads:
Credit Limit £100.00 Current Balance -£49.98 Available Credit £100.00 Cash Available £100.00 Amount Overlimit £0.00
any one can help me with this? where did that 49.98 come from? if it is a charge what would of it been from? if its a credit what would it of been from?
any help is appriciated.
thanks
any one have any ideas on that?
My bill was set to come out on 7/01/09.
I paid my £115 bill on the 3rd Jan 09. so i had a fresh card. everything paid off, i didnt owe anything.
then on the 4th i get a charge for £49.98. does any one know what this is from?! i havnt spent anything!
i noticed on the statement that the "-£115" was under 'Credits' and had a minus symbol infront of it which was highlighted in red.The £49.98 also had a minus symbol before it, was in red and also listed under credits.
my account summary now reads:
Credit Limit £100.00 Current Balance -£49.98 Available Credit £100.00 Cash Available £100.00 Amount Overlimit £0.00
any one can help me with this? where did that 49.98 come from? if it is a charge what would of it been from? if its a credit what would it of been from?
any help is appriciated.
thanks
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It's a credit.
Any chance this is your annual cashback?0 -
theres no cash back on the card.
but even if it was then id have a 'available limit' of 149.98 wouldnt i?0 -
Hi,
Ring them up and go throught the transactions, and you CAN go over the credit limit with them as I found out.
Tesco DVD rental went through despite my not having the money and they said some company's request for payment will o through irrelevant of balance.
THey waived my fee on this occassion as I was unaware of this,
Just give them a call.Payment a day challenge: £236.69
Jan Shopping Challenge: £202.09/£250
Frugal Living Challenge: £534.64/150000 -
You can spend over your limit especially if some transactions are not immediately autorised, it is up to you to control that. It looks like the £49.98 is a credit to the account, have you had a refund of any transaction ? Can you reconcile all your transactions with the on-line statement.
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i will be ringing them up on my dinner break.
the only thing i spend on my card is petrol at the same station every time and that is the place that declinded my card once i hit my limit. also a couple of odd things whilst im out on business but only £10 or so for a meal / drinks. so i doubt it'll be a refund.
and yes i have my last bill period printed out so i will be ringing and checking with them.
it just seemed abit wrong/confusing to me that they put those two figures in red with a minus figure before them and then list them under the credit column.
thanks for everyones comments. i think best thing to do is ring them and find out whats going on.... damn those 0845 numbers !!!0 -
Find the number on saynoto0870, saves me a fortune.
And good luck,Payment a day challenge: £236.69
Jan Shopping Challenge: £202.09/£250
Frugal Living Challenge: £534.64/150000 -
wornoutmumoftwo wrote: »Find the number on saynoto0870, saves me a fortune.
And good luck,
have you got a link?
i just googled it and a thread from this website (MSE) came up and someone had a post about that company charges you even more or something. is that true? connection fees?0 -
I use 0115 843 3936 or 0800 952 5458 when I do have to ring them0
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