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OOPs I've tranfered too much to my old credit card!!! What do I do??
Maceoin
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I was doing a balance tranfer for the complete amount from my old card to my new card and I gave my new provider last months balance outstanding and not this months. So that means that I've asked for or transfered £120.00 too much. My new card provider says I can't change the amount. Any advice? Will I loose my 0% on balance tranfers or does this just mean that my old card in in credit by £120.00 which I can just ask for back and pay it to my new provider?
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Aside from the obvious, ie take more care in future and save yourself wasted BT fees, no.My new card provider says I can't change the amount. Any advice?
No.Will I loose my 0% on balance tranfers
Yes, or simply spend it and pay your new provider from your income next month (although since there's no interest what's the point?). You'll probably have to accept a cheque anyway, which will take the thick end of two weeks to receive and clear.does this just mean that my old card in in credit by £120.00 which I can just ask for back and pay it to my new provider?0 -
No you won't lose your 0% balance transfer on your NEW card - they'll just charge you a balance transfer fee on whatever they've sent. You're OLD card will be in credit by £120 on your next statement (maybe less if you've got residual interest)
No need to pay if back - just spend it - normally quicker and easier than trying to get a cheque sent for the credit balance.
EDIT: What he said
"A child of five could understand this. Fetch me a child of five." - Groucho Marx0
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