Ryanair - FairFX

chrisjj_2

jnm21 wrote: »

go to the cash machine, take out a tenner, if there is a 1.5% fee, you shut up about there not being one

If there's a 1.5%, that will very much look like fraud on the part of FairFX, since, as the fees table says and as FairFX customer service confirms, the 1.5% transction charge does not apply to cash withdrawals.

Donnie

chrisjj wrote: »

If there's a 1.5%, that will very much look like fraud on the part of FairFX, since, as the fees table says and as FairFX customer service confirms, the 1.5% transction charge does not apply to cash withdrawals.

Chrisjj, it does appear to me that you are suffering from a degree of retardation.

It is very clear on the FairFx Opodo website;

A 1.5% charge is made on all usage, ATM or point of sale, using the FairFX Anywhere Card, in the UK, on the internet, or abroad - Anywhere!. There is no additional ATM fee*.

1.5% transaction fees but no further ATM withdrawal fee with the FairFX Anywhere Card

http://www.fairfx.com/opodo/home#anywherecard

So by now you are absolutely clear that this pertains to the ANYWHERE card on the FairFx Opodo website.

It wasn't so long ago that you were shouting "unauthorised charges" against FairFx. You appear to have become rather quiet about that, seeing as you know that you made a mistake. No public admission though.
Now you've moved on to the FairFx Opodo website in the hope that you can pull a fast one there. Even though you know the terms of the cards are stated clearly, as illustrated above.

Once again your greed and stupidity will contribute to your disappointment.
But hey, you would have got a couple of free Anywhere cards off FairFx. Both with a very reasonable 1.5% transaction charge.

If you start posting other stupid 'fraud' threads, I hope others will be encouraged to click the SPAM button. I will also report you for abuse, for bringing this website into disrepute with your idiotic assertions.

chrisjj_2

Donnie wrote: »

It is very clear on the FairFx Opodo website;

Indeed the advertising there does not accord with the terms and conditions fees table for this card.

What makes you think the advertising takes precendence over the agreed terms and conditions?

queenjules2

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