Re:Having a "Secondary Delivery Address"?

JamesBewley

Hello,
How do Credit Card Companies react when you want a Secondary Delivery Address in different country?
I know different Banks have different policies do to risks of fraud?

James

Paul_Herring

Some credit card companies (hello Egg!) don't even allow a secondary delivery address.

Your best bet is to ring them up and ask.

JamesBewley

Paul_Herring wrote: »

Some credit card companies (hello Egg!) don't even allow a secondary delivery address.

Your best bet is to ring them up and ask.

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Thanks for your reply even though it will slow a transaction down a cheque is probably the best solution to this even though you loose consumer protections the companies in question are unlikely not to deliver or go bust.


James

Paul_Herring

If it's not Egg, I'd still ring them up and ask - may save hassle in the future as well.

fiendishlyclever

Capital One told me they had set up this feature for me when I asked so I could have things delivered to me at work - only used it once so I took their word for it that it worked properly.