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Before I start I am new here and I'm guessing this is the right place to put it.
I have an account with them and I haven't used them for years but they owe me £50.00 as I paid them quickly if I remember correctly and thought £50.00 in credit is a good thing.
So money is now abit tight and I went on my account to find out my credit limit has dropped to £100 (it was over £800 many years ago). So I guess it's because I never used them for a while........
I ordered something from them and the cheeky bas:mad::mad::mad:ds have credit rejected me and my £100 limit has been taken away with £0 next to it!
Now here is why I am here and hopefully someone else who uses them more or works for them (unlucky) could tell me what this means;
Credit Limit £0.
Available to Spend £50.
Balance -£50.
Where did the minus come from? Do these people make there own rules up?
Can anyone point me in the right direction of getting this £50 back with some advice?
Many thanks.
I have an account with them and I haven't used them for years but they owe me £50.00 as I paid them quickly if I remember correctly and thought £50.00 in credit is a good thing.
So money is now abit tight and I went on my account to find out my credit limit has dropped to £100 (it was over £800 many years ago). So I guess it's because I never used them for a while........
I ordered something from them and the cheeky bas:mad::mad::mad:ds have credit rejected me and my £100 limit has been taken away with £0 next to it!
Now here is why I am here and hopefully someone else who uses them more or works for them (unlucky) could tell me what this means;
Credit Limit £0.
Available to Spend £50.
Balance -£50.
Where did the minus come from? Do these people make there own rules up?
Can anyone point me in the right direction of getting this £50 back with some advice?
Many thanks.
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Have you phoned them? I'd do so in a calm manner and it might get resolved quickly.0
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Credit Limit £0.
Available to Spend £50.
Balance -£50.
Where did the minus come from? Do these people make there own rules up?
Can anyone point me in the right direction of getting this £50 back with some advice?
This is what I think the above MAY mean:
If your credit limit is £0, then you can't order something and pay for it over a period of time.
However, it says you have £50 available to spend - which is probably the £50 credit that you think you have.
Some systems show credit balances as -£ so that might be saying you have a credit balance of £50.
The only way to find out is to ring them and ask.
Don't give them any of this though :mad::mad::mad::mad:.0 -
Try Vina Naran in Customer Exellence, Do it all by email as these peolpe have a habit of lying if its in black and white they can't then deny anything, her email address is [EMAIL="Vina.Naran@shopdirect.com"]Vina.Naran@shopdirect.com[/EMAIL]Before I start I am new here and I'm guessing this is the right place to put it.
I have an account with them and I haven't used them for years but they owe me £50.00 as I paid them quickly if I remember correctly and thought £50.00 in credit is a good thing.
So money is now abit tight and I went on my account to find out my credit limit has dropped to £100 (it was over £800 many years ago). So I guess it's because I never used them for a while........
I ordered something from them and the cheeky bas:mad::mad::mad:ds have credit rejected me and my £100 limit has been taken away with £0 next to it!
Now here is why I am here and hopefully someone else who uses them more or works for them (unlucky) could tell me what this means;
Credit Limit £0.
Available to Spend £50.
Balance -£50.
Where did the minus come from? Do these people make there own rules up?
Can anyone point me in the right direction of getting this £50 back with some advice?
Many thanks.
(Custommer Exellence is NOT so excellent)0 -
The balance is what you Owe to them. Therefore you owe -£50 (i.e you are £50 in credit). Just call and ask for the money to be returned to you.0
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