credit card in belfast

m_13

Ooops, saw the BT postcode and presumed it was close to Belfast. Looking at the map it's not that far, but it's not the city centre ...

seatzie

m_13 wrote: »

Ooops, saw the BT postcode and presumed it was close to Belfast. Looking at the map it's not that far, but it's not the city centre ...

obviously not from here then mate? the whole country is a BT postcode and Bangor branch you refer to is roughly a 30 min drive from Belfast City Centre lol....but thanks for trying

jenheiffer

m_13 wrote: »

American Express offer a cashback card (and cashback for taking it out from various cashback sites) and allow payment by a wide variety of methods including at their offices

Is there not quite a hefty annual fee though? I used to have an Amex green card and it was £37 a year.

m_13

Nope, the Platinum Cashback Visa card has no charge unless you don't use it. I got 5% cashback for the first three months and am now getting 1% on everything until I spend enough to get to 1.5%. We put all our groceries etc through on it now to maximise the cashback and we're over £200 already which is going to be lovely.

Quidco seems to have a promotion for the Gold Visa card which needs £30k income (you get £50 cashback for a successful application) but I'm guessing other cashback sites have other American Express promotions.

The Amex green card is a chargecard where you have to pay off the balance each month and along with the silver and black versions you pay for the privilege!

Sor

But american express isn't visa.....