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Quick Q : Can you pay solicitors fees with a credit card?
pinkjobo
Posts: 28 Forumite
anyone know if this is possible?
Also could you pay estate agents fees on credit card too?
Thanks in advance
Also could you pay estate agents fees on credit card too?
Thanks in advance
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Totally depends on the individual solicitor/EA. Our sol said no.we have love enough to light the streets.0
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I always thought that solicitors wouldn't except payment via credit card, so i was really surprised when i received my inital documments from them stating that they would except payment via either cheque or credit card. They do put on a small £1.50 charge for paying via this method,but i could just about cope with that
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Only just noticed this part of the board! :j
A question I had thought about too! Suppose it is up to the individual E.A/S then The £2.00 Coin Savers Club = approx £22.00 :rolleyes: :j.. The 20p Savers Club = £17.80.
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EAs usually get their dosh from the solicitor when all's completed and the money divvied-up at the end. So if the solicitor accepts cc's then they should include EAs fees in the bill. Most solicitors I've dont accept cc so you may have to shop around for one who will.0
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One solicitor I used accepted credit card payments with no charge. Paid it, then transferred to 0% card...Who says you have to save for a deposit?!?0
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