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RBS Revolve account in minus balance (help)

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1st of all I want to say that if this topic is in the wrong place then sorry, I'm new to the site.
I have an RBS Revolve account (with solo card) and I on purpose bought something that costed me more than what was in my account. And the payment went through and now my account is in £12 minus balance.
Does anyone know what happens? Like the charges etc?
Thanks.
I have an RBS Revolve account (with solo card) and I on purpose bought something that costed me more than what was in my account. And the payment went through and now my account is in £12 minus balance.
Does anyone know what happens? Like the charges etc?
Thanks.
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1st of all I want to say that if this topic is in the wrong place then sorry, I'm new to the site.
I have an RBS Revolve account (with solo card) and I on purpose bought something that costed me more than what was in my account. And the payment went through and now my account is in £12 minus balance.
Does anyone know what happens? Like the charges etc?
Thanks.
First question is how old are you? If your under 18 the bank can not charge you.
It will just stay as a negative balance until the account becomes in credit again. I wouldnt go over to often or the bank will close the account.Im an ex employee RBS GroupHowever Any Opinion Given On MSE Is Strictly My Own0 -
First question is how old are you? If your under 18 the bank can not charge you.
It will just stay as a negative balance until the account becomes in credit again. I wouldnt go over to often or the bank will close the account.
Oh also its the 1st time I've gone over.0 -
I'm 14 years old. It is a debit card account, not the other ones, if you get what i mean?
Yeah I know what you mean! Youll be ok just make sure you put your account into credit again as soon as you can. The bank can not charge you as your under 18.Im an ex employee RBS GroupHowever Any Opinion Given On MSE Is Strictly My Own0 -
Yeah I know what you mean! Youll be ok just make sure you put your account into credit again as soon as you can. The bank can not charge you as your under 18.
See when you mean charged, do you mean extra charges on top of the £12 or just the £12 itself? And yeah I am going to pay back asap.0 -
oh ok, never knew that, thanks.
See when you mean charged, do you mean extra charges on top of the £12 or just the £12 itself? And yeah I am going to pay back asap.
I mean Extra charges on top of the £12.00Im an ex employee RBS GroupHowever Any Opinion Given On MSE Is Strictly My Own0 -
Spending money that you don't have is not the best of ideas - especially on purposeAnything that I do say, is strictly my opinion
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He probably bought Modern Warfare 2 :rotfl:0
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Spending money that you don't have is not the best of ideas - especially on purpose
Gordon and Alistair - are you listening?:rotfl:
However, for a 14 year old, the Mum and Dad bank is usually the best one to get an overdraft with!Do Money Saving sites make you buy more bargains - and spend more money?0 -
michael1983l wrote: »He probably bought Modern Warfare 2 :rotfl:
I was just checking to see what would happen.0
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