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virgin blank cheques
rooneymanu
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:beer: I HAVE JUST GOT A VIRGIN CREDIT CARD, THEY HAVE SENT ME SOME BLANK CHEQUES WITCH ARE INTEREST FREE TILL MAY 2011. IS IT BETTER TO PAY THE CHEQUE IN TO MY BANK OR USE MY CARD TO DO A MONEY TRANSFER. IT SAYS BY USING THE CHEQUES YOU LOSE CERTAIN CONDITIONS. CHEERS :rotfl:
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rooneymanu wrote: »:beer: I HAVE JUST GOT A VIRGIN CREDIT CARD, THEY HAVE SENT ME SOME BLANK CHEQUES WITCH ARE INTEREST FREE TILL MAY 2011. IS IT BETTER TO PAY THE CHEQUE IN TO MY BANK OR USE MY CARD TO DO A MONEY TRANSFER. IT SAYS BY USING THE CHEQUES YOU LOSE CERTAIN CONDITIONS. CHEERS :rotfl:
TAKE YOUR CAPS LOCK OFF
Have you asked them what certain conditions you lose?
I've never used the cheques, always request the funds transfer during the activation call - that way you get them to confirm the balance transfer fee and that transfer will be part of the 0% promotion."A child of five could understand this. Fetch me a child of five." - Groucho Marx0 -
can anyone clarify this problem, I have been waiting for some money and the person has given me a credit card cheque which was issued in july 09, the cheques states in bold ontop of cheque THIS CHEQUE IS VOID AFTER OCT does not state which year. IS IT VOID?0
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can anyone clarify this problem, I have been waiting for some money and the person has given me a credit card cheque which was issued in july 09, the cheques states in bold ontop of cheque THIS CHEQUE IS VOID AFTER OCT does not state which year. IS IT VOID?
Chopped ham and pork = :spam:
EDIT: If not spam then you're a tit."A child of five could understand this. Fetch me a child of five." - Groucho Marx0 -
They may be interest free, but they're unlikely to be fee-free, and any such fee is also unlikely to be at 0%.rooneymanu wrote: »i have just got a virgin credit card, they have sent me some blank cheques witch are interest free till may 2011.
One of the things you lose using the cheques is CCA Section 75 protection, but if you're simply putting the cheques into your own current account, the point is moot.is it better to pay the cheque in to my bank or use my card to do a money transfer. it says by using the cheques you lose certain conditions. cheersConjugating the verb 'to be":
-o I am humble -o You are attention seeking -o She is Nadine Dorries0 -
Virgin cheques dont go very far!
:rotfl:I am NOT a mortgage & insurance adviser - or anything to do with finance, that was put on by the new system I dont know why?!0
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