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FullerBeans
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Hi,
Hope this is the right area.
Looking for a bit of advice. I was silly enough to sign up to Credit Expert and forgot to cancel it. You may or may not know, £6 ish is taken from your account by recurring card payment rather than DD or SO.
So last month I had about £3 in my account and they took the money sending me £3 over drawn. I do not have an overdraft on my account so technically they should of declined the payment surely?
This is resulted in £90 worth of charges. I'm becoming tired, after sorting my finances, my DD's and SO's come out ok and it seems I now have to mess about with card payments too.
Anything I can do? Or shall I just bite the bullet.
Cheers.
Hope this is the right area.
Looking for a bit of advice. I was silly enough to sign up to Credit Expert and forgot to cancel it. You may or may not know, £6 ish is taken from your account by recurring card payment rather than DD or SO.
So last month I had about £3 in my account and they took the money sending me £3 over drawn. I do not have an overdraft on my account so technically they should of declined the payment surely?
This is resulted in £90 worth of charges. I'm becoming tired, after sorting my finances, my DD's and SO's come out ok and it seems I now have to mess about with card payments too.
Anything I can do? Or shall I just bite the bullet.
Cheers.
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FullerBeans wrote: »Hi,
Hope this is the right area.
Looking for a bit of advice. I was silly enough to sign up to Credit Expert and forgot to cancel it. You may or may not know, £6 ish is taken from your account by recurring card payment rather than DD or SO.
So last month I had about £3 in my account and they took the money sending me £3 over drawn. I do not have an overdraft on my account so technically they should of declined the payment surely?
This is resulted in £90 worth of charges. I'm becoming tired, after sorting my finances, my DD's and SO's come out ok and it seems I now have to mess about with card payments too.
Anything I can do? Or shall I just bite the bullet.
Cheers.
Did you do this prior to the payment going out or not?0 -
Wasn't cancelled before hand no, but is now, forgot all about it tbh.0
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