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M&S credit card charges hidden in small print
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If you're in the introductory period, yes.Late_To_Bed wrote: »If you buy currency direct from M&S, will that be interest free for 15 months?
From the credit card T&Cs...I've read the Terms and Conds pretty carefully and it doesn't answer that exact question (unless I'm looking in the wrong place of course!)
And from the 'Travel Money' T&Cs...‘Cash Advance(s)’: any cash withdrawal, purchase of travellers’ cheques or foreign currency, (other than from Marks and Spencer plc), Cheque transaction, money order or electronic money transfer (excluding Balance Transfers), any payment by Direct Debit and any betting and gambling transaction.Please note that by paying by M&S Credit Card the transaction will be treated as a purchase and not a cash advance. Therefore you will not be charged a Cash Advance Fee.0
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