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Natwest visa debit 'bounce back'
kwh
Posts: 20 Forumite
Hi,
I hope someone can help me!
I had a loan due with txtloan (yes I know, silly but necessary!). This morning the payment was due to be taken. I had accidentally forgotten to tell them I'd moved house and as a result, the transaction seemed to decline from their end. They tried again, and it also declined. I checked online and I now see that both transactions (each for £110), have come out of my account.
Txtloan tells me that they haven't received this money and that it'll bounce back to my account and when it does, I have to call them and make the payment.
I can't afford to lose that extra £110... does anyone have a similar experience and know how long it takes for the debit card (visa debit) transactions to 'bounce back' into my account?
It's Natwest bank.
Hope someone can help.
Thank you,
Kevin
I hope someone can help me!
I had a loan due with txtloan (yes I know, silly but necessary!). This morning the payment was due to be taken. I had accidentally forgotten to tell them I'd moved house and as a result, the transaction seemed to decline from their end. They tried again, and it also declined. I checked online and I now see that both transactions (each for £110), have come out of my account.
Txtloan tells me that they haven't received this money and that it'll bounce back to my account and when it does, I have to call them and make the payment.
I can't afford to lose that extra £110... does anyone have a similar experience and know how long it takes for the debit card (visa debit) transactions to 'bounce back' into my account?
It's Natwest bank.
Hope someone can help.
Thank you,
Kevin
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Comments
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It takes 4 days to bounce back in. But you'll know tomorrow if its gone through as it will show on your online banking under Full statement.0
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This is quite often that the money will be stuck because of the bank. Make sure you mention the loan company (now txtloan) that you are dealing with and stop the interest. Otherwise the amount will inrecease quite quickly.0
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