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Question re points and credit transfers
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Hi - quick scenario.
I would normally buy my rail ticket (£3000+) on a 12month interest free card and pay it off over 11 months.
However - is it feasable to buy the ticket on my other card (amazon) to get the loyalty points and then pay it off using a new 12month 0% on new purchases card?
Does paying one credit card with another count as a purchase?
**EDIT - sorry wrong forum, however question still stands
I would normally buy my rail ticket (£3000+) on a 12month interest free card and pay it off over 11 months.
However - is it feasable to buy the ticket on my other card (amazon) to get the loyalty points and then pay it off using a new 12month 0% on new purchases card?
Does paying one credit card with another count as a purchase?
**EDIT - sorry wrong forum, however question still stands
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You would need a new card with a 0% balance transfer not 0% purchases.A smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0
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If i use a 0% balance transfer card, does that mean i have to close the original card account?0
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No -if you put the debt onto amazon and then BT it to say Egg you can keep the amazon card open.A smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0
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