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katie_jane_2
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hi folks
im after transfering a balance of around 3 g from my evil barclaycard to a 0% card.i already have an empty virgin card and i know they do a 0% for 9months for new customers are they likely to offer this to me if i ring em?
any opinions greatly appreciated
cheers kate
im after transfering a balance of around 3 g from my evil barclaycard to a 0% card.i already have an empty virgin card and i know they do a 0% for 9months for new customers are they likely to offer this to me if i ring em?
any opinions greatly appreciated
cheers kate
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Can't do any harm to try. If they are not interested, you could always apply for another 0% card?0
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PS. Virgin charge a balance transfer fee in any case (capped at £50), so if you think you have a chance of success, I would apply for a new 0% card. You can find ones listed here which do not charge balance transfer fees.
http://www.stoozing.com/0fees.htm0 -
Give them a call and ask. The worst case scenario is a ten minute phone call
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it's worth a call/ apply on-line, but keep your Bcard too, I had problems with them but I went back, they do some very good life of balance transfer offers once your 0% runs out !0
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just an update managed to get 0% with virgin til next march 34 quid fee but transferring 3200 from barclaycard and 350 overdraft .even offered to pay b/transfer atraight into bank account to save the extra 7 quid fee for paying off the overdraft!!!0
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katie_jane wrote:just an update managed to get 0% with virgin til next march 34 quid fee but transferring 3200 from barclaycard and 350 overdraft .even offered to pay b/transfer atraight into bank account to save the extra 7 quid fee for paying off the overdraft!!!
I just recorded similar experience in another thread. Didn't get as long a period as you but also got 0%. Far higher balance transfer involved though. Had tried a few months ago but didn't get anywhere. Glad I hung onto my Virgin card and tried again.Since light travels faster than sound, some people appear bright until you hear them speak.
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me too you just cant predict what theyre gonna offer !
cheers kate0
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