Can A UK Merchant Charge A Customer A Fee To Pay On A Credit Card?

lisyloo

{QUOTE]I think that that maybe a bit like having your cake and eating it though..[/QUOTE]

I know what you're saying.
But isn't that exactly what we do on here?
Companies try to take advantage of us and we intelilgently try to use their business models in the most advantageous ways for us.

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IKEA charge 70p extra for using a credit card...

hippey

In reply to the ryanair question:
I am very sure regarding the agreements, may I point out it's a payment surcharge for a whole method of payment, they are offering the opposite to what is being discussed. They offer a discount for a certain payment method. If they wanted to they could offer the discount on Discover cards insted. Although they would struggle to argue the validity of many of thier Adverts as discover is a US card brand. Ryanair claimed to have a special agreement with visa eu, this never existed.