Visa debit??

newdawn_2

I used one of my Barclays Visa debit starting 4658 the other day for a sucessful m&S order. Does that help clarify situation?

Its so frustrating.....................just placed an order with Tesco entertainment for a DVD with my Co op card starting 4508....we will see if it is accepted!

fermi

newdawn wrote: »

I used one of my Barclays Visa debit starting 4658 the other day for a sucessful m&S order. Does that help clarify situation?

Online you mean?

If so, then it certainly does.

Thanks

newdawn_2

Yep online....got the goods in my hands now.

book12

CG,

Are you going to open your Barclays account next week?

CG77

YEY!!!!!!

Ha ha thank goodness for that! I was starting to get more bothered about getting an answer than the actual answer itself! Haha.

Yes we will!! We'll go and do it on Tues when we can get into a branch!

Thanks newdawn!

CG. x

alastairq

so..for me...no online shopping with Tesco, M&S, etc...no paying-at-the-pumps.....no this, no that....


oh, I will be inconvenienced....not!

I have been squirrelling Xmas/B/day pressies for some months now...mostly via Amazon.....with zero bother whatsoever!

I have always gone inside to pay for my petrol.......I cannot see the 1 minute 30 seconds I'd save paying at the pump to be significant...

I don't buy bras ..although my son thinks I may now need one.....so M&S is really done-for....and I have found, for my needs, Tesco online to be more expensive than competitors.

Argos were very happy to accept, online, my electron......last year and this......a new set of tyres also arrived a few months back, courtesy of online and electron.....



I remain un-convinced of Barclay's sincerety too...sorry

mysterio_2

alastairq wrote: »

so..for me...no online shopping with Tesco, M&S, etc...no paying-at-the-pumps.....no this, no that....


oh, I will be inconvenienced....not!

I have been squirrelling Xmas/B/day pressies for some months now...mostly via Amazon.....with zero bother whatsoever!

I have always gone inside to pay for my petrol.......I cannot see the 1 minute 30 seconds I'd save paying at the pump to be significant... I have a partner with severe mobility problems and tesco is our nearest garage so he'd disagree with you on that point

I don't buy bras ..although my son thinks I may now need one.....so M&S is really done-for....and I have found, for my needs, Tesco online to be more expensive than competitors.

Argos were very happy to accept, online, my electron......last year and this......a new set of tyres also arrived a few months back, courtesy of online and electron.....



I remain un-convinced of Barclay's sincerety too...sorry

just a small addition

MicheH

I have to disagree too because I have to now leave my baby and little girl in the car alone when I go inside to pay for petrol.

alastairq

alastairq wrote: »

so..for me...no online shopping with Tesco, M&S, etc...no paying-at-the-pumps.....no this, no that....


oh, I will be inconvenienced....not!

I have been squirrelling Xmas/B/day pressies for some months now...mostly via Amazon.....with zero bother whatsoever!

I have always gone inside to pay for my petrol.......I cannot see the 1 minute 30 seconds I'd save paying at the pump to be significant...

I don't buy bras ..although my son thinks I may now need one.....so M&S is really done-for....and I have found, for my needs, Tesco online to be more expensive than competitors.

Argos were very happy to accept, online, my electron......last year and this......a new set of tyres also arrived a few months back, courtesy of online and electron.....



I remain un-convinced of Barclay's sincerety too...sorry

as I said......the above is from a personal viewpoint....

however, a question......pay at the pump is still relatively rare, especially amongst rural fuel spots, and round hereabouts.......so...how do folk with disabilities, small kids [I have my own], etc manage?


and what if the card has been mislaid, and cash needs to be parted with?


not intending any nastiness at all......simply asking the question....what did we do before all these nice technologies appeared?

MicheH

Just disagreeing that's all, giving mt viewpoint. We have to manage. The children have to stay in the car on their own. I guess if your lucky to live near pay at pumps you would get used to that idea of paying. For me I don't see it as a necessity, of course not but it's safer for me to pay at pay at pump. In our city there was a hold up in the forcourt when the security van pulled up. Guns. The shop staff locked the doors of the shop untill police arrived. Now if I had been locked in that shop when my girls were out there next to that happening, on their own. I would have been hysterical. The technology is there.. it should be used, it's just annoying I can't use it.