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MBNA Charged Interest but it's 0% Help!
leew
Posts: 738 Forumite
in Credit cards
Hi all,
I've just noticed they have charged me this below but don't know why as my 0% purchases ends in November :huh:
08/03/2011 08/03/2011 INTEREST CHARGED £26.70
I have a balance of £1900 or so and i missed one payment through my own stupidness which they charged me £12 for.
Anyone know why i'm getting charged interest? say's next months estimate is £27 :mad:
Thanks.
I've just noticed they have charged me this below but don't know why as my 0% purchases ends in November :huh:
08/03/2011 08/03/2011 INTEREST CHARGED £26.70
I have a balance of £1900 or so and i missed one payment through my own stupidness which they charged me £12 for.
Anyone know why i'm getting charged interest? say's next months estimate is £27 :mad:
Thanks.
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By missing a payment you lose the promotion rate of 0%. You need to phone up and beg.0
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What a joke, only reason i missed the payment was because i never received a email saying when my statement was due.
Do you think if i was to explain this to them they would do anything? failing that i'll just pay the whole lot off.
Well annoyed
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They have for other people posting on here. Best approach seems to be to call customer loyalty on 0800 783 1116 and plead your case. Offering to set up a minimum payment DD seems to help sway them.What a joke, only reason i missed the payment was because i never received a email saying when my statement was due.
Do you think if i was to explain this to them they would do anything?0 -
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This is standard across the industry and will be stated in the T+Cs. Of course people seldom read them, myself included. But it's not just a 'missed payment', it's pretty serious for them. If you are not happy go elsewhere but your credit file is already marked. If you suspected you didn't have an email in a long time then you should have got in touch.0
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If/when you ring, agree to set up a direct debit for the minimum amount, that way if you receive no email or you forget to make a payment in time, the payment will still be made. It may also be enough to convince MBNA you won't miss anymore payments.
TBH, whilst some might say it's in the T&C's and some might also say well we don't all read them all, this is one of the main points highlighted clearly when taking out a 0% offer and is not just hidden away in section 15, subsection 2, point A.0
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